Working days 2027
In 2027 France has a total of 254 working days.
France has 254 working days in 2027 — 2 more than in 2026 (252).
How many working days are there in 2027?
Working days
254
Public holidays
11
7 on weekdays
Other weekday holidays
0
Quarterly breakdown
Q1
January–March
62
2 holidays
Q2
April–June
63
2 holidays
Q3
July–September
65
1 holidays
Q4
October–December
64
2 holidays
Most: December (23 days) – Least: May (19 days)
Monthly breakdown
January
- Working days:20
- Public holidays:1
- Other weekday holidays:0
Holidays impacting working days
- 01. Nouvel An (FRI)
February
- Working days:20
- Public holidays:0
- Other weekday holidays:0
March
- Working days:22
- Public holidays:1
- Other weekday holidays:0
Holidays impacting working days
- 29. Lundi de Pâques (MON)
April
- Working days:22
- Public holidays:0
- Other weekday holidays:0
May
- Working days:19
- Public holidays:2
- Other weekday holidays:0
Holidays impacting working days
- 01. Fête du travail (SAT)
- 06. Ascension (THU)
- 08. Fête de la Victoire 1945 (SAT)
- 17. Lundi de Pentecôte (MON)
June
- Working days:22
- Public holidays:0
- Other weekday holidays:0
July
- Working days:21
- Public holidays:1
- Other weekday holidays:0
Holidays impacting working days
- 14. Fête Nationale de la France (WED)
August
- Working days:22
- Public holidays:0
- Other weekday holidays:0
Holidays impacting working days
- 15. Assomption (SUN)
September
- Working days:22
- Public holidays:0
- Other weekday holidays:0
October
- Working days:21
- Public holidays:0
- Other weekday holidays:0
November
- Working days:20
- Public holidays:2
- Other weekday holidays:0
Holidays impacting working days
- 01. Toussaint (MON)
- 11. Armistice 1918 (THU)
December
- Working days:23
- Public holidays:0
- Other weekday holidays:0
Holidays impacting working days
- 25. Noël (SAT)
Public holidays in France 2027
All public holidays in France in 2027 and the weekday each falls on. 7 fall on a weekday and reduce the number of working days; 4 fall on a weekend.
| Date | Holiday | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 1 | Nouvel An | Day off |
| Mar 29 | Lundi de Pâques | Day off |
| May 1 | Fête du travail | On weekend |
| May 6 | Ascension | Day off |
| May 8 | Fête de la Victoire 1945 | On weekend |
| May 17 | Lundi de Pentecôte | Day off |
| Jul 14 | Fête Nationale de la France | Day off |
| Aug 15 | Assomption | On weekend |
| Nov 1 | Toussaint | Day off |
| Nov 11 | Armistice 1918 | Day off |
| Dec 25 | Noël | On weekend |
Long weekends in France 2027
How the 2027 public holidays line up for extended time off.
- Nouvel An: 3 days off in a row (Jan 1 – Jan 3) without taking any leave.
- Lundi de Pâques: 3 days off in a row (Mar 27 – Mar 29) without taking any leave.
- Lundi de Pentecôte: 3 days off in a row (May 15 – May 17) without taking any leave.
- Toussaint: 3 days off in a row (Oct 30 – Nov 1) without taking any leave.
- Take Monday Jan 4 off and enjoy 4 days off in a row around Nouvel An.
- Take Friday Mar 26 off and enjoy 4 days off in a row around Lundi de Pâques.
- Take Tuesday Mar 30 off and enjoy 4 days off in a row around Lundi de Pâques.
- Take Friday May 7 off and enjoy 4 days off in a row around Ascension.
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Frequently asked questions
How many working days are there in France in 2027?
France has 254 working days in 2027: 365 calendar days minus 104 weekend days and 7 public holidays that fall on a weekday.
Do any public holidays fall on a weekend in 2027?
Yes — in 2027, 4 public holidays fall on a weekend, so they do not add any time off.
Which month has the most and fewest working days in 2027?
Most working days: December (23). Fewest: May (19).
When are the long weekends in France in 2027?
Nouvel An: 3 days off in a row (Jan 1 – Jan 3) without taking any leave. Lundi de Pâques: 3 days off in a row (Mar 27 – Mar 29) without taking any leave. Lundi de Pentecôte: 3 days off in a row (May 15 – May 17) without taking any leave. Toussaint: 3 days off in a row (Oct 30 – Nov 1) without taking any leave. Take Monday Jan 4 off and enjoy 4 days off in a row around Nouvel An. Take Friday Mar 26 off and enjoy 4 days off in a row around Lundi de Pâques. Take Tuesday Mar 30 off and enjoy 4 days off in a row around Lundi de Pâques. Take Friday May 7 off and enjoy 4 days off in a row around Ascension.