Public holiday in Andorra
Epiphany in Andorra
Tuesday, January 6, 2026
Nationwide public holiday
Epiphany is a nationwide public holiday in Andorra on 6 January. It marks the end of the Christmas season and is best known for family gatherings and gift-giving linked to the visit of the Magi.
About Epiphany in Andorra
In Andorra, Epiphany is observed as a nationwide public holiday and serves as the last major day of the Christmas period. The date is part of the country’s holiday calendar rather than a regional observance, so it is recognised across the entire principality. Its main practical significance is cultural and family-oriented: many people use the day for seasonal gatherings and for the exchange of presents associated with the Three Kings.
Traditions
The holiday is associated with the Christian story of the Magi, and in Andorra its public meaning is closely tied to the Three Kings custom. Gift-giving is the central custom, especially for children, and families commonly treat the day as the closing point of the Christmas celebrations.
How Epiphany is celebrated in Andorra
Celebration in Andorra is generally private and family-based rather than centered on large public events. Homes mark the day with presents, meals and time together, and the holiday’s public character means it is observed across the country as a day off in the calendar.
Interesting facts
Epiphany follows New Year’s Day in Andorra’s holiday sequence and comes at the end of the Christmas season. The holiday is observed on the same calendar date nationwide, with no regional variation in the supplied holiday data.
Dates in published calendars
| Year | Holiday date | Observed date | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 6 Jan 2026 | — | Nationwide |
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.