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Hamburg Business Day Calculator

Last reviewed: October 14, 2026 · Holiday data: August 24, 2026

Calculate business days in Hamburg with its own statewide Feiertage. Like the Germany calculator, this page counts Monday to Friday as working days; what changes is the Feiertage list, so due dates and deadlines can land differently from the count built on the 9 nationwide Feiertage.

How Hamburg differs from the nationwide German holidays

Hamburg's Feiertagsgesetz (§ 1) lists the gesetzliche Feiertage: the nationwide days and, as number 8, the date 31. Oktober, which the section gives without a name. This calendar adds that day to the nationwide German Feiertage under the name § 30 Abs. 4 StVO uses for it in Hamburg, Reformationstag. It falls on a Saturday in 2026 and a Sunday in 2027, so Hamburg's working-day count is the same as the nationwide German count in those years; in 2028 it falls on a Tuesday and closes one more weekday. Neither Fronleichnam nor Allerheiligen is in § 1.

Worked example

Adding 2 business days to Thursday, October 29, 2026 using Hamburg's Feiertage lands on Monday, November 2, 2026.

Hamburg Feiertage in 2026

DateDayFeiertag
January 1ThursdayNeujahrstag
April 3FridayKarfreitag
April 6MondayOstermontag
May 1FridayTag der Arbeit
May 14ThursdayChristi Himmelfahrt
May 25MondayPfingstmontag
October 3Saturday (weekend)Tag der Deutschen Einheit
October 31Saturday (weekend)Reformationstag
December 25FridayErster Weihnachtstag
December 26Saturday (weekend)Zweiter Weihnachtstag

How to count Hamburg business days

For an interactive calculation, use the Germany calculator and add Hamburg's own Feiertage under Advanced options, one per line in YYYY-MM-DD form; the Hamburg Feiertage 2026 page linked below lists the dates.

Hamburg Feiertage data is verified against the Hamburg Feiertagsgesetz (landesrecht-hamburg.de).

Documents cited for this Land

The holiday list and the explanation above rest on these documents, alongside the holiday data source below.

Sources and verification

Official source: landesrecht-hamburg.de (opens in a new tab)

Cross-checked against this source on August 24, 2026.

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For informational purposes only

This calculator provides general estimates based on business day counting rules. It does not constitute legal advice. Deadlines in legal, regulatory, or contractual matters may be subject to jurisdiction-specific rules, court orders, or statutory exceptions. Always verify critical deadlines with a qualified professional.

Hamburg FAQ

Does the Hamburg calculator use different Feiertage from the nationwide German set?
Hamburg's Feiertagsgesetz (§ 1) lists the gesetzliche Feiertage: the nationwide days and, as number 8, the date 31. Oktober, which the section gives without a name. This calendar adds that day to the nationwide German Feiertage under the name § 30 Abs. 4 StVO uses for it in Hamburg, Reformationstag. It falls on a Saturday in 2026 and a Sunday in 2027, so Hamburg's working-day count is the same as the nationwide German count in those years; in 2028 it falls on a Tuesday and closes one more weekday. Neither Fronleichnam nor Allerheiligen is in § 1.
Which days does the Hamburg calculator count as working days?
Monday to Friday, with Saturday and Sunday as the weekend: the same days the Germany calculator counts. Only the set of Feiertage changes.