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Uri Public Holidays 2026

Last reviewed: May 19, 2026 · Holiday data: June 24, 2026

Uri observes 14 public holidays in 2026: 10 fall on a weekday and 4 land on a weekend, leaving 251 working days across the year. The working week is Monday to Friday with a Saturday and Sunday weekend, the same as the rest of Switzerland; what changes is the cantonal holiday calendar.

How Uri differs from the national Swiss holidays

Uri is a fully Catholic canton and observes six days beyond the national Swiss set across the whole canton: Heilige Drei Könige (Epiphany) on 6 January, Josefstag (St Joseph's Day) on 19 March, Fronleichnam (Corpus Christi) on the Thursday 60 days after Easter, Mariä Himmelfahrt (Assumption) on 15 August, Allerheiligen (All Saints' Day) on 1 November and Mariä Empfängnis (Immaculate Conception) on 8 December. All eight national days, including Karfreitag, the Easter and Whit Mondays and Stephanstag, are kept. The working week is Monday to Friday with a Saturday and Sunday weekend, so a Uri due date can land several days later than the national one in a year where these feasts fall on weekdays.

Added in Uri (2026)

  • Heilige Drei Könige (Epiphany) (Tuesday, January 6)
  • Josefstag (St Joseph's Day) (Thursday, March 19)
  • Fronleichnam (Corpus Christi) (Thursday, June 4)
  • Mariä Himmelfahrt (Assumption) (Saturday, August 15)
  • Allerheiligen (All Saints' Day) (Sunday, November 1)
  • Mariä Empfängnis (Immaculate Conception) (Tuesday, December 8)

National days not observed in Uri (2026)

Uri observes the national Swiss public holidays and adds its own on top; it drops none.

Uri public holiday calendar 2026

DateDayPublic holiday
January 1ThursdayNeujahrstag (New Year's Day)
January 6TuesdayHeilige Drei Könige (Epiphany)
March 19ThursdayJosefstag (St Joseph's Day)
April 3FridayKarfreitag (Good Friday)
April 6MondayOstermontag (Easter Monday)
May 14ThursdayAuffahrt (Ascension Day)
May 25MondayPfingstmontag (Whit Monday)
June 4ThursdayFronleichnam (Corpus Christi)
August 1Saturday (weekend)Bundesfeiertag (Swiss National Day)
August 15Saturday (weekend)Mariä Himmelfahrt (Assumption)
November 1Sunday (weekend)Allerheiligen (All Saints' Day)
December 8TuesdayMariä Empfängnis (Immaculate Conception)
December 25FridayWeihnachten (Christmas Day)
December 26Saturday (weekend)Stephanstag (Boxing Day)

2026 summary

Total days

365

Weekend days

104

Public holidays on weekdays

10

Working days

251

After subtracting 104 weekend days and 10 weekday-falling public holidays, Uri has 251 working days in 2026. Deadlines and due dates counted in Uri use this cantonal calendar, not just the national Swiss set.

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Uri 2026 FAQ

How many public holidays does Uri have in 2026?
Uri observes 14 public holidays in 2026, of which 10 fall on a weekday. The complete list is in the table above.
How does Uri differ from the rest of Switzerland?
Uri is a fully Catholic canton and observes six days beyond the national Swiss set across the whole canton: Heilige Drei Könige (Epiphany) on 6 January, Josefstag (St Joseph's Day) on 19 March, Fronleichnam (Corpus Christi) on the Thursday 60 days after Easter, Mariä Himmelfahrt (Assumption) on 15 August, Allerheiligen (All Saints' Day) on 1 November and Mariä Empfängnis (Immaculate Conception) on 8 December. All eight national days, including Karfreitag, the Easter and Whit Mondays and Stephanstag, are kept. The working week is Monday to Friday with a Saturday and Sunday weekend, so a Uri due date can land several days later than the national one in a year where these feasts fall on weekdays.
Which holidays does Uri change in 2026?
Uri adds: Heilige Drei Könige (Epiphany) (Tuesday, January 6); Josefstag (St Joseph's Day) (Thursday, March 19); Fronleichnam (Corpus Christi) (Thursday, June 4); Mariä Himmelfahrt (Assumption) (Saturday, August 15); Allerheiligen (All Saints' Day) (Sunday, November 1); Mariä Empfängnis (Immaculate Conception) (Tuesday, December 8).
How many working days does Uri have in 2026?
Uri has 251 working days in 2026, after subtracting 104 weekend days and 10 weekday-falling public holidays.