Feiertage Vorarlberg

Feiertage Vorarlberg lists the statutory holidays observed in Vorarlberg, the western Austrian state, bordering the Alpine Rhine corridor, and places them in the broader framework of Austria’s national holidays calendar. The schedule follows the public holiday rules that apply across the republic, including church and civil observances such as Neujahr, Heilige Drei Könige, Josefstag, Karsamstag, Ostersonntag, Ostermontag, Staatsfeiertag, and later dates in the year that recur on the Austrian public calendar. For planners in Bregenz, Dornbirn, Feldkirch, and surrounding districts, the record provides a practical view of when offices, schools, retail, and public services are typically closed or operating on reduced hours. The category is holidays, and the entries reflect the rhythm of the Austrian year rather than isolated local events. The entries are single-day observances rather than timed appointments, so each item appears as an all-day marker in local Central European time. Movable dates linked to Easter shift from year to year, while fixed observances remain anchored to the same calendar day unless they fall on a weekend and trigger special treatment in some institutions. The sample list shows the sequence from early January through spring, with religious observances alongside the national Staatsfeiertag and family-related dates such as Muttertag, giving the calendar a mix of official and widely observed occasions. For organisations operating across Vorarlberg and the rest of Austria, that structure makes annual planning easier to read at a glance. Employees, public-sector teams, schools, retail managers, travel planners, and household organisers can use this Smart Calendar Feed, free to subscribe, to place Austria’s public holidays directly into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. That keeps closure days visible beside meetings, travel plans, and deadlines without manual entry. Because the feed is tied to the underlying holiday schedule, updates appear in the calendar app as the year progresses, and changes to observance rules or special local adjustments can be reflected automatically. The calendar updates regularly so rescheduled or newly confirmed holiday entries appear without delay. In Vorarlberg, that matters most around movable Christian observances and any national rule changes that affect the Austrian public holiday framework.