Jours fériés Haut-Rhin

Jours fériés Haut-Rhin lists the public holidays observed in France’s Haut-Rhin department, in the Grand Est region near the German border. The schedule reflects the French national holidays together with the additional local observances that apply in Alsace-Moselle, including Haut-Rhin, where Good Friday and St Stephen’s Day remain part of the public holidays framework. In practice, the calendar follows the French legal holiday pattern for the current year and the next, with entries such as Nouvel An, Fête du travail, Ascension, and Pentecôte set out in a form suitable for planning around offices, schools, and public services. Each entry marks a full-day holiday rather than a timed event, so the feed is a clean list of dates rather than a timetable. That makes it useful for tracking the rhythm of the year in Haut-Rhin, especially around spring when several holidays fall close together. Representative examples from the list show the mix of national and local observances: Vendredi saint appears alongside Lundi de Pâques, Fête de la Victoire 1945, Lundi de Pentecôte, and Ascension. The result is a clear view of the holidays pattern in France, with the Haut-Rhin context preserved for local planning and cross-border schedules. For people managing work shifts, school calendars, travel, payroll, or public-sector closures, the value lies in seeing these dates inside a regular calendar app rather than checking a separate list. The Smart Calendar Feed is free to subscribe and can be added to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook, which makes recurring holiday dates easier to keep alongside meetings and deadlines. Because the feed sits inside the main calendar view, local holiday observances in Haut-Rhin remain visible when planning around school terms, office closures, or seasonal travel across eastern France and neighbouring regions. The calendar updates regularly so additions, removals, or rescheduled observances appear automatically when the underlying public holiday schedule changes. For a department such as Haut-Rhin, where the distinction between national holidays and local holidays matters, that regular refresh helps keep the record aligned with the current French public holiday framework.