The last days of the year offer a perfect opportunity to relax and enjoy different parts of Buenos Aires.
With the arrival of the month of December, the calendar offers several special breaks that allow a breather before closing the year. These non-working days are an excellent opportunity to take trips, enjoy time with family or simply rest before the Christmas celebrations. In addition to the traditional holidays, some towns in Buenos Aires also celebrate their anniversarieswhich adds an extra quota of celebrations.
If you are looking to plan a break, here we leave you a complete review of the free days that remain until the end of 2024. From national commemorations to local days, the options to take advantage of this end of the year are varied.
All the holidays remaining in 2024
Until December 31, various locations will be able to enjoy a break in the routine. Below, we leave you the list of the dates remaining on this year’s calendar:
- December 20: Celebrations in Tordillo, General Lavalle and Rojas, on the occasion of their founding anniversaries.
- December 21: Pila celebrates its founding anniversary.
- December 22: Lezama commemorates its founding anniversary.
- December 23: Vieytes (Magdalena) celebrates its founding anniversary.
- December 25: Christmas (national holiday).
- December 27: Junín and Dafaur (Saavedra) celebrate their foundation.
- December 28: Arenas Verdes (Lobería) commemorates its anniversary.
- December 29: Hurlingham, Colonel Dorrego and Labardén (General Guido) celebrate their founding anniversary.
- December 30: San Vicente celebrates its founding anniversary.
Holiday calendar 2025
Next year’s calendar already has several breaks scheduled for those who need to plan their getaways or simply enjoy an extended break. Here we detail the most notable days of 2025:
- January 1: New Year (unchangeable holiday).
- March 3 and 4: Carnival (unchangeable holiday).
- March 24: National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice (unchangeable holiday).
- April 2: Veteran’s Day and those who fell in the Malvinas War (unchangeable holiday).
- April 17 and 18: Holy Thursday and Good Friday (unchangeable holidays).
- May 1: Labor Day (unchangeable holiday).
- May 25: May Revolution Day (unchangeable holiday).
- June 16: Passage to the Immortality of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes (moved from June 17).
- June 20: Passage to the Immortality of General Don Manuel Belgrano (immovable holiday).
- July 9: Independence Day (unchangeable holiday).
- August 15: Bridge non-working day.
- August 17: Passage to the Immortality of General Don José de San Martín (transferable holiday).
- October 12: Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity (transferable holiday).
- November 21: Bridge non-working day.
- November 24: National Sovereignty Day (moved from November 20).
- December 8: Day of the Immaculate Conception of Mary (immovable holiday).
- December 25: Christmas (unchangeable holiday).
Source: Ambito
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