Schulferien Wien

Schulferien Wien lists all school holidays in Vienna, Austria, and the schedule is maintained in line with the Austrian education calendar issued by the Bundesministerium für Bildung (BMB). The calendar covers the main breaks used by schools in the city: Semesterferien, Osterferien, Pfingstferien, Sommerferien, Herbstferien, and Weihnachtsferien. As an academic calendar, it reflects the annual rhythm that shapes term planning across Vienna’s public and private school system, with dates updated each year as the official school-holiday framework is published. Entries in the calendar are tied to the holiday periods themselves rather than classroom activity, so the feed captures the start of each break and, where relevant, adjacent public-holiday observances in Wien, Österreich. Sample items include Weihnachtsferien in the winter break period, Semesterferien in the semester-break period, Osterferien in spring, Pfingstferien around the Whitsun break, Sommerferien at the start of the summer break, and Herbstferien during the autumn break period. Leopolditag also appears in the wider Vienna holiday pattern, showing how school closures and local observances can overlap in the same annual schedule. Parents, teachers, students, and administrative staff can use this Smart Calendar Feed to keep the school year visible inside Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook without manual entry. The feed is free to subscribe and helps with planning travel, childcare, revision periods, and work schedules around the Vienna term breaks. It is especially useful for households with children in more than one school stage, since the same official timetable applies across the city and the recurring holiday pattern becomes easier to follow when it sits beside other personal or professional commitments. The calendar updates regularly so changes published by the authorities appear automatically, including adjustments linked to official revisions or rescheduled observances. That makes Schulferien Wien a practical reference point for Vienna-based planning throughout the school-year cycle, with the BMB as the underlying source and Austria’s capital as the geographic anchor for the schedule.