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Público Feriado
Regional: ES-IB
Segunda-feira seguinte ao Dia das Ilhas Baleares
Segunda-feira, 2 de Março, 2026
Março 2026
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Feriado selecionado
🏪 O que está aberto
- Bancos Maioria fechada
- Repartições públicas Fechado
- Escolas Fechado
- Lojas Fechado
- Restaurantes Horário reduzido
- Transporte público Horário reduzido
- Bolsa de valores Fechado
- Correios Fechado
🛋️ Potencial de fim de semana prolongado
Bloco de 3 dias
SÁB
28
Fim de semana
DOM
01
Fim de semana
SEG
02
Feriado
Fim de semana de 3 dias (28 de Fevereiro – 2 de Março)
📣 Notas para viajantes
Spain has a rich culture, diverse cuisine, and deep history, featuring numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Due to strong regional identities (e.g., Catalonia, Basque Country), travelers should observe local customs and regional variations.
- New Year's Eve includes the tradition of eating 12 grapes with the midnight chimes.
- The central New Year's event is typically held at La Puerta del Sol in Madrid.
- The midnight countdown, known as 'las campanadas,' is broadcast live on national television.
- A fireworks display usually follows the midnight chimes.
- While punctuality is appreciated, a slight delay (up to 10 minutes) is generally tolerated.
- Tapas are readily available snacks, and bars usually do not offer take-away food.
- Avoid direct criticism, especially regarding family. Physical contact (e.g., touching an arm) is common among friends. While punctuality is valued, minor delays are acceptable. When invited to a home, bring slippers or indoor shoes. It is customary to split the bill equally.
Sobre este feriado
The Monday following the Day of the Balearic Islands is a regional public holiday in Spain. Spain observes various public holidays combining religious, national, and regional traditions, with a maximum of 14 holidays permitted per municipality annually.