Wall calendars with your country's holidays

CalDesign knows the public holidays of 88 countries for 2026–2040. Pick the country when you start a calendar, and its holidays are in the day cells, named the way the country names them.

Days off, as the law sets them

A calendar shows the days the country gives everyone off. Each country's list was checked against its law or its government's own list before it was added. Where regions have days of their own, as the nations of the UK or the states of Germany do, you choose the region when you start the calendar.

Two examples, as tables: UK bank holidays in 2027 and Polish public holidays in 2027 (in Polish).

Named in the country's language

Holidays are named in the country's own language and script, never translated: Zielone Świątki in Poland, Fronleichnam in Austria, こどもの日 in Japan. Where a country has more than one official language, as Canada or Belgium do, you choose which one. The month and weekday names follow the calendar's language too. See calendars in other scripts.

Your week, your weekend

Each country's calendar starts the week on the day the country does, and colours its weekend days. You can change both, and give each kind of day its own colour and marker.

The countries

Every calendar CalDesign offers, with the languages its holidays are named in:

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