All Saints' Day in Andorra

About All Saints' Day in Andorra

In Andorra, All Saints' Day is observed across the country as a public holiday on 1 November. The day is generally associated with remembrance of saints and the dead, and it sits close to All Souls' Day in the Catholic calendar, which gives the period a reflective tone. For residents and travellers, the main practical effect is that it is a recognised holiday nationwide, so it may affect opening hours and public services. The day is not a major festival in the sense of parades or large civic events; its significance is more subdued and religiously inflected.

Traditions

The observance is traditionally linked with Catholic worship and remembrance. In Andorra, as in nearby Catholic communities, families may visit cemeteries and remember deceased relatives, often using flowers or quiet prayer rather than public spectacle.

How All Saints' Day is celebrated in Andorra

The day is commonly observed in a restrained way. Church attendance, cemetery visits and private family remembrance are the most typical forms of observance, while the atmosphere remains calm and reflective rather than festive.

Interesting facts

All Saints' Day in Andorra falls during the short autumn stretch when the holiday period sits alongside other late-year observances in the Catholic calendar. Andorra’s national observance is defined by the holiday calendar itself rather than by a separate regional or local custom.

Dates in published calendars

Sources and verification

• 2026: Government of Andorra – 2026 labour calendar · checked 20 Oct 2026

Import sources

• Generic ICS feed

An import is not an independent verification.

More public holidays in Andorra

• New Year's Day
• Epiphany
• Carnival
• Constitution Day
• Good Friday
• Easter Monday