Brücken- & Feiertage Pro

HOLIDAYS ** BRIDGE DAYS ** SCHOOL HOLIDAYS *** Pro ***

HOLIDAYS
This app displays all public holidays from 2026 to 2040 for all German states (marked in gray, green, and red) as well as all other public holidays (marked in blue) in Germany.

BRIDGE DAYS
For all public holidays, the app shows how employees can best plan their vacation days to maximize their time off. Holidays that only require a bridge day (also known regionally as a "window day") for a long weekend are marked in green.

Holidays that fall on a Saturday or Sunday are marked in red. All other public holidays are marked in gray.

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
School holidays for the coming years up to 2029 are also displayed for each state, where available. Individual bridge days for students, determined by the states, are also shown. This data is regularly updated.


FURTHER DATA
The app also displays the dates for the switch to and from daylight saving time, as well as the start of spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

CALENDAR
All displayed data can be added to your calendar. Simply press and hold the respective entry, and your calendar app will open. Please check the data and, if necessary, enable correction in the settings.

DATA SOURCES & DISCLAIMER
This app is a private project and not an official application of any government agency.

The information on public holidays and school holidays is based on publicly available data from German federal and state authorities. The legal regulations and announcements can be found here:

Public holidays (Federal Ministry of the Interior): https://www.bmi.bund.de/DE/themen/verfassung/staatliche-symbole/nationale-feiertage/nationale-feiertage-node.html

School holidays (Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs): https://www.kmk.org/service/ferien.html

Although the data is maintained with the utmost care, no guarantee can be given for the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of the information. Only the publications in the respective official gazettes of the federal states are legally binding.