Feiertage Baden-Württemberg

Feiertage Baden-Württemberg lists the public holidays and annual observances that shape the calendar in Baden-Württemberg, combining Germany-wide statutory dates with state-level patterns that matter in the southwest. The feed covers fixed public holidays, movable Christian feast days, and commemorative observances that recur across the year, including Christi Himmelfahrt, Pfingstmontag, Fronleichnam, Allerheiligen, and the late-autumn sequence that leads into Advent. It therefore functions as a year-round view of how civic and religious dates affect routines in one of Germany’s largest regional economies. The schedule is especially relevant in a state where manufacturing, schools, retailers, public offices, and transport networks all work around holiday timing that is broadly German in structure but not identical in every region. Entries such as Tag der Deutschen Einheit sit beside observances with stronger regional resonance, while movable dates tied to the ecclesiastical calendar continue to shape spring and autumn planning. That mix helps distinguish closures and commemorations that apply across the country from those that have more direct implications inside Baden-Württemberg itself and for neighbouring cross-border business links. This Smart Calendar Feed is free to subscribe and keeps Baden-Württemberg holiday dates visible in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook without manual entry. That allows payroll teams, editors, office managers, and families to align leave planning, school routines, travel, and local business operations with the state’s holiday cycle inside the same app used for appointments and deadlines. For organisations working across several German states, the feed also makes regional differences easier to track in one place. The calendar updates regularly so substitutions, official adjustments, and changes in observance practice appear automatically. That matters most where movable feasts and regional conventions affect working assumptions, because a current holiday record is more useful than a static annual checklist once staffing, transport, and school schedules begin to depend on it.