The holiday calendar in Argentina includes important dates throughout the year. Celebrations such as Independence Day, Christmas, and National Sovereignty Day are non-working days. During the year 2025, dates such as New Year's Day, Carnival in March, and the Day of Memory for Truth and Justice are highlighted.
One of the most anticipated long weekends will be Carnival, which will be celebrated on Monday, March 3, and Tuesday, March 4, creating a long weekend of four days alongside Saturday, March 1, and Sunday, March 2. For many Argentinians, this will be the next opportunity to enjoy an extended period of rest.
The year does not have national holidays in February, so people will have to wait until March to enjoy a long weekend. The last holiday before this wait was January 1, in celebration of New Year's Day. Meanwhile, after Carnival, the following holidays throughout 2025 will include the commemoration of Labor Day, Holy Week, and the Day of the May Revolution, among others.
In conclusion, the holiday calendar of Argentina offers various opportunities throughout the year to take a break and celebrate significant dates in the country’s history. From patriotic celebrations to religious festivities, each holiday provides the chance to rest and reflect with family or friends.
