Jours fériés Moselle

Jours fériés Moselle lists the public holidays observed in Moselle, in north-eastern France, within the wider French national holidays framework and the local rules that apply in the department. The calendar centres on fixed national observances such as Nouvel An, Fête du travail, and Fête de la Victoire 1945, while also reflecting the regional exceptions that make Moselle distinct from much of metropolitan France. In practice, the schedule aligns with the French public sector, schools, banks, and many businesses in the department, with observance shaped by national law and local custom. The entries cover the main holidays that structure the year in Moselle, including Easter-related observances such as Vendredi saint, Lundi de Pâques, Ascension, Pentecôte, and Lundi de Pentecôte, alongside fixed annual dates such as 1 May and 8 May. The pattern follows the French civil calendar, so the sequence changes from year to year while the holiday names remain stable. Because Moselle has a history shaped by periods under German administration and a lasting local legal regime, its holiday list differs in important ways from some other French departments. That makes the calendar useful for checking school closures, office planning, retail opening hours, and travel timing across Moselle and the Grand Est region. Households, employers, public institutions, and administrators can use this smart calendar feed to place the holidays directly into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook without manual entry. It is free to subscribe, which makes it practical for tracking recurring dates alongside work shifts, school terms, and regional planning. The value lies in having the Moselle holidays visible next to meetings and reminders, especially when local observance affects opening hours or transport patterns. For organisations operating across multiple French departments, the feed also helps distinguish Moselle’s calendar from standard nationwide schedules. The calendar updates regularly so changes in observance, corrections, or rescheduled entries appear automatically. That matters for a department where holiday practice may follow both national French rules and local exemptions, and where a single missing day can affect offices, shops, and households across Metz, Thionville, Forbach, and surrounding communes.