San Marino Public Holidays 2025
San Marino has 18 public holidays and 2 observances in 2025. Explore the full holiday calendar below.
All Holidays
| Date | Day | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Jan | Wed | New Year's Day | public |
| 6 Jan | Mon | Epiphany | public |
| 5 Feb | Wed | Feast of Saint Agatha | public |
| 25 Mar | Tue | Anniversary of the Arengo | public |
| 1 Apr | Tue | Inauguration Ceremony | public |
| 20 Apr | Sun | Easter Sunday | public |
| 21 Apr | Mon | Easter Monday | public |
| 1 May | Thu | Labour Day | public |
| 11 May | Sun | Mother's Day | observance |
| 19 Jun | Thu | Corpus Christi | public |
| 28 Jul | Mon | Liberation from Fascism | public |
| 15 Aug | Fri | Assumption | public |
| 3 Sep | Wed | The Feast of San Marino and the Republic | public |
| 1 Oct | Wed | Cerimonia di investitura dei Capitani Reggenti | public |
| 1 Nov | Sat | All Saints' Day | public |
| 2 Nov | Sun | Commemoration of the deceased | public |
| 8 Dec | Mon | Immaculate Conception | public |
| 25 Dec | Thu | Christmas Day | public |
| 26 Dec | Fri | Boxing Day | public |
| 31 Dec | Wed | New Year's Eve | optional |
About San Marino's Holidays
San Marino’s most important day is its Republic Day on September 3. This marks the tiny republics founding and honors Saint Marinus. It is marked by official ceremonies, flags, and celebrations in the capital on Mount Titano.
Like nearby Italy, San Marino observes major Catholic and public holidays such as New Year, Epiphany, Easter and Easter Monday, Labour Day on May 1, Assumption on August 15, All Saints and Christmas. Many shops and offices close and families gather for meals and church services.
Cultural life includes medieval reenactments, parades and local festivals that celebrate history, crafts and food. These events draw residents and visitors and keep San Marinos long traditions alive.
Holiday Traditions
In San Marino (SM) holidays blend religion, history, and local pride. People decorate streets and balconies with flags and lights. Small towns feel festive. Traditional music and folk dances are common at public events and parades.
Families cook special meals together. Dishes often use fresh bread, cheese, cured meats, and homemade pasta. Sweets and cakes are shared, and recipes are handed down through generations. Meals are long and full of conversation.
Public celebrations include concerts, markets, and fireworks. Local craftspeople sell handmade goods. Everyone from children to grandparents joins. The mood is warm and communal, celebrating heritage and time spent with family and friends.
Travel Tips
Many shops, banks and some museums close or run shorter hours on public holidays. Major tourist sites may stay open but can have limited hours. Check opening times online before you go to avoid disappointment.
Buses from Rimini and local routes can have reduced schedules on holidays. Taxis are fewer and car parking fills up fast. The nearest airport is in Rimini so plan transfers in advance and allow extra travel time.
Holidays and long weekends bring more visitors to the small state and narrow streets get crowded. Book hotels and attractions early, carry some cash, and wear warm layers for winter evenings. Keep a printed or saved schedule handy.