Public holiday in Monaco
All Saints' Day in Monaco
Sunday, November 1, 2026
Nationwide public holiday
All Saints' Day is a nationwide public holiday in Monaco on 1 November. It is marked in a country where many people observe the day in a Catholic context, even though the holiday is not tied to a specific civic event.
About All Saints' Day in Monaco
In Monaco, All Saints' Day is observed across the country as a public holiday on 1 November. It falls in the same period as the Catholic commemoration of the dead, so the day is often associated with remembrance and visits to cemeteries. Because Monaco is a small, highly urban state, the holiday is experienced mainly through personal and religious observance rather than through large public events.
History
All Saints' Day is part of the Christian calendar and has long been recognised in Monaco in line with the country’s Catholic tradition. Its modern status as a nationwide public holiday reflects that religious heritage, but a specific local legislative origin is not confidently established here.
Traditions
The most common observances are religious rather than festive. People may attend Mass, pray for the dead, or visit family graves and bring flowers, especially chrysanthemums, which are widely used in France and nearby places for this season and are commonly seen in Monaco as well.
How All Saints' Day is celebrated in Monaco
Contemporary observance in Monaco is generally quiet. Families and churchgoers mark the day privately or at parish services, and some visit cemeteries to place flowers and remember relatives. The holiday does not عادة feature major civic ceremonies or street celebrations.
Interesting facts
Monaco’s calendar makes this one of the country’s autumn public holidays, coming just before the national holiday season later in November. The date is fixed and nationwide, with no regional variation in the supplied holiday data.
Dates in published calendars
| Year | Holiday date | Observed date | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 1 Nov 2026 | — | Nationwide |
Import sources
- Generic ICS feed
An import is not an independent verification.