Feiertage Zug

Feiertage Zug is a Smart Calendar Feed for the public holidays observed in the canton of Zug, combining Swiss federal dates with the canton's recurring Catholic and civic observances. The schedule includes Bundesfeiertag as the national anchor, then follows the local annual pattern through Auffahrt, Pfingstsonntag, Pfingstmontag, Fronleichnam, Mariä Himmelfahrt, Allerheiligen, Mariä Empfängnis, Weihnachtstag, Stephanstag, Neujahr and Berchtoldstag. That mix is recognisably Zug rather than a generic Switzerland-wide list, because cantonal holiday practice in Switzerland often varies and local recognition affects how residents and businesses plan around non-working days. The feed is built around all-day dates that return every year and shape the practical rhythm of schools, public administration, employers and households. In Zug, those observances can influence office hours, service availability, staffing, family travel and long-weekend scheduling, especially where church-year feasts move while the federal calendar remains fixed. The presence of both late-summer Marian observances and year-end dates such as Stephanstag and Berchtoldstag gives the calendar a distinctly central Swiss character. For anyone coordinating across cantons, that specificity matters, because a holiday that is significant in Zug may not be observed in exactly the same way elsewhere. It is also useful for commuters and service teams working between Zug and neighbouring cantons with different closure patterns. Local service schedules often follow those distinctions closely in practice. The feed is free to subscribe and can be used with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook so canton-level holiday markers appear beside meetings, bookings and personal deadlines without manual entry. Automatic updates keep recurring observances aligned as the liturgical calendar shifts from year to year. Feiertage Zug therefore works as a practical calendar reference for residents, commuters and organisations that need both Swiss federal holidays and the canton of Zug's own holiday structure in one dependable view.