In March, the Generalitat Valenciana approved the work calendar of the Valencian Community for the year 2027. It includes 12 paid and non-recoverable work holidays, which correspond to those of the community plus the national ones (common throughout Spain). Thus, two more local ones would have to be added, chosen by the city councils.
That said, looking at the aforementioned 12 holidays, Valencian workers will enjoy 5 long weekends, the longest being Easter (four days).
Holidays in the Valencian Community in 2027
These are the 12 holidays that there will be in the Valencian Community in 2027, as stated the Generalitat itself:
- January 1 (Friday), New Year
- January 6 (Wednesday), Epiphany of the Lord
- March 19 (Friday), San José
- March 26, Good Friday
- March 29, Easter Monday
- May 1 (Saturday), Labor Day
- October 9 (Saturday), Valencian Community Day
- October 12 (Tuesday), National holiday of Spain
- November 1 (Monday), All Saints
- December 6 (Monday), Constitution Day
- December 8 (Wednesday), Immaculate Conception
- December 25 (Saturday), Nativity of the Lord
Bridges of the Valencian Community in 2027
These are the 5 bridges that there are in the Valencian Community in 2027, if we count as such when there are at least three days in a row:
- January 1, 2 and 3 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), for the New Year
- March 19, 20 and 21 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), for San José
- March 26, 27, 28 and 29 (Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday), for Easter
- 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