Feiertage Tirol

Feiertage Tirol lists the statutory holidays observed in Tirol, Austria, under the country’s public holiday framework. The schedule follows the Austrian holiday calendar and reflects the dates that matter across the state of Tirol, from New Year’s Day and Epiphany to Easter Monday and the May public holiday. As a holidays calendar, it provides a clear view of the non-working days that shape schools, offices, public services, and family planning in western Austria. The entries cover the fixed and movable holidays that recur through the year, including Neujahr, Heilige Drei Könige, Josefstag, Karsamstag, Ostersonntag, Ostermontag, Staatsfeiertag, and other observances that appear in the Austrian holiday cycle. Some dates are fixed in the civil calendar, while others shift with the liturgical year, which means the sequence changes from one season to the next. In Tirol, those movements affect retail hours, transport timetables, and the rhythm of local administration, especially around Easter and the spring period. Households, employers, schools, and travel planners can use this smart calendar feed — free to subscribe — to place the holiday schedule directly into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. That makes it easier to keep public holidays visible alongside meetings, school terms, and personal commitments without copying dates by hand. For anyone coordinating work across Tirol and the wider Austrian calendar, the feed gives a reliable reference point for days when normal routines are likely to change. The calendar updates regularly so revised holiday information appears automatically if official observances or calendar placements change. That matters most around moveable dates and regional planning periods, when a single holiday can affect opening hours, public transport, and office closures across Tirol and the rest of Austria.