Feiertage Basel-Landschaft

Feiertage Basel-Landschaft lists the public holidays and widely observed non-working days in the Swiss canton of Basel-Landschaft. The schedule reflects the canton’s place within Switzerland’s federal system, where some holidays are set nationwide and others are recognised more broadly at cantonal or local level. Bundesfeier on 1 August sits alongside the most commonly observed holidays in the region, giving the calendar a practical role for offices, schools, public services, and household planning across Basel-Landschaft. The entries typically follow the Swiss holiday year from January through spring and into the summer observances. Neujahr marks the opening of the year, followed by the Easter period with Gründonnerstag, Karfreitag, Ostersonntag, and Ostermontag. Later entries include Tag der Arbeit, Muttertag, and Auffahrt, all of which are relevant in local planning even when observance patterns differ between institutions. Because Basel-Landschaft lies in northwestern Switzerland, near Basel and close to the border with France and Germany, holiday timing often matters for commuter schedules, retail hours, and cross-border travel arrangements. The calendar also highlights the mix of fixed-date and movable feasts that shape the rhythm of the Swiss holidays season. For residents, employers, schools, and anyone coordinating appointments around cantonal closures, this smart calendar feed provides a single source of holiday entries that can be placed into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. It is free to subscribe, and the format suits recurring annual planning as well as short-term scheduling around school breaks, office closures, and family gatherings. The value lies in keeping Basel-Landschaft holidays visible beside work meetings, travel plans, and personal reminders without manual re-entry. The calendar updates regularly so changes to observance rules, rescheduled public events, or newly recognised holiday entries can appear automatically. That makes it useful for tracking the moving dates that shape the Swiss holiday calendar from year to year, especially when Easter-related observances shift and create different planning pressures across Basel-Landschaft.