In September, the Government Council of Melilla approved the 2027 work calendar, which in this case includes all of the 14 holidays. Here you will find both the state holidays (those celebrated throughout Spain), as well as the regional and local holidays, which in this case apply to the entire autonomous community.
Taking into account the whole, it can be anticipated that there are a total of 6 bridges in Melilla in 2027, the longest being that of Holy Week.
Holidays in Melilla in 2027
These are the 14 holidays in the Autonomous Community of Melilla in 2027, as as approved by the autonomous government:
- January 1 (Friday), New Year
- January 6 (Wednesday), Epiphany of the Lord
- March 10 (Wednesday), Eid Fitr Festival
- March 25 (Thursday), Holy Thursday
- March 26 (Friday), Good Friday
- May 1 (Saturday), Labor Day
- May 17 (Monday), Feast of the Aid Al Adha Sacrifice
- September 8 (Wednesday), Our Lady of Victory Day
- September 17 (Friday), Melilla Day
- October 12 (Tuesday), Hispanic Heritage Day
- November 1 (Monday), All Saints
- December 6 (Monday), Spanish Constitution Day
- December 8 (Wednesday), Immaculate Conception
- December 25 (Saturday), Nativity of the Lord
Bridges in Melilla in 2027
If we count as a long weekend when you have at least three consecutive days of rest, these are the 6 long weekends that there are in 2027 in Melilla:
- January 1, 2 and 3 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), for the New Year
- March 25, 26, 27 and 28 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday), for Easter
- May 15, 16 and 17 (Saturday, Sunday and Monday), for the Feast of the Sacrifice
- September 17, 18 and 19 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), for Melilla Day
- October 30, 31 and November 1 (Saturday, Sunday and Monday), for All Saints
- December 4, 5 and 6 (Saturday, Sunday and Monday), by the Constitution