The galicians like the Spanish really know who to celebrate their bank holidays so expect to catch a lively event on a bank holiday wherever part of Galicia you happen to be in. As well as the traditional bank holidays a range of local fiestas are celebrated throughout Spain which means that each locality has a number of additional public holidays throughout the year. These vary within and between the regions. Many of these relate to religious or political activities.

New Years Day	1 January
Epiphany	6 January
Christmas Holiday	11 January
Carnival	Tuesday 16 February
Ash Wednesday	Wednesday 17 February
Easter Holiday	19 March
Easter Monday	Thursday 21 April
Good Friday	Friday 22 April
Labour Day	1 May
Galician Humanities Day	17 May
St. James the Apostle	25 July
Assumption	15 August
National Spain Day	12 October
All Saints Day	1 November
Constitution Day	6 December
Immaculate Conception	8 December
Christmas Day	25 December

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