Public Jour férié National

Journée nationale de Gibraltar

Lundi, 11 Septembre, 2028

Septembre 2028

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Bloc de 3 jours

SAM 09 Week-end

DIM 10 Week-end

LUN 11 Jour férié

Week-end de 3 jours (9 Septembre – 11 Septembre)

📣 Conseils aux voyageurs

Gibraltar is a UK overseas territory situated at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea, bordered by Spain to the north and Morocco to the south. As of 2020, the territory had a population of 34,000.

The relationship between Gibraltar and Spain is stable, and local residents do not generally show animosity towards Spanish tourists or workers.
The area is subject to cross-border interaction, facilitated by the 2006 Córdoba Agreement.
Local people refer to themselves as Gibraltarian or 'Llanito'. While many speak Spanish, Gibraltarians are sensitive about being referred to as Spanish due to their strong local identity. The term 'colony' is sensitive to the local population, as it is perceived as implying a lack of self-government.

À propos de ce jour férié

Gibraltar National Day, observed on September 10, marks the anniversary of Gibraltar's first sovereignty referendum in 1967. The vote asked Gibraltarian voters to choose between Spanish or British sovereignty with local self-government.