After Carnival holidays, the wait begins. I discovered when the next official break will be and plan your next getaway or relaxation day.
The calendar advances and, after the first long weekend of the year thanks to Carnival holidays, The countdown to the next official break has already begun. Many people take advantage of these days to plan trips, escapes or simply to disconnect from the routine.
National holidays are a respite and an economic impulse for the whole country thanks to the gastronomic, hotel or cultural engine.
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What is the next holiday after carnival
After the carnival holidays, the next immovable holiday in Argentina is the March 24date on which the National Memory Day for Truth and Justice. This day seeks to remember the victims of the last Military dictatorship and raise awareness about the importance of Human Rights in the country.
Every year, March 24 becomes a day of reflection and commitment, with activities such as marches, talks and meetings that reinforce the need to keep historical memory alive. The date, established by Law No. 25,633 in 2002, is an opportunity to reaffirm the rejection of coups and promote a society based on justice and democracy.
2025 holidays: immovable and transferable calendar
2025 immovable holidays
- Wednesday January 1: New Year (Inglavable Holiday)
- Monday 3 and Tuesday, March 4: Carnival (immovable holiday)
- Monday, March 24: National Memory Day for Truth and Justice (immovable holiday)
- Wednesday April 2: Veteran day and the fallen in the Malvinas War (immovable holiday)
- Friday April 18: Good Friday (immovable holiday)
- Thursday May 1: Workers’ Day (immovable holiday)
- Sunday May 25: May Revolution Day (Inglavable Holiday)
- Friday June 20: Step to the immortality of General Don Manuel Belgrano (immovable holiday)
- Wednesday July 9: Independence Day (immovable holiday)
- Monday, December 8: Immaculate Conception Day of Mary (immovable holiday)
2025 translatable holidays
- Monday, June 16: Step to the immortality of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes (moves on Tuesday, June 17)
- Sunday, August 17: Step to the immortality of General Don José de San Martín (translatable holiday)
- Sunday, October 12: Day of respect for cultural diversity (translatable holiday)
- Monday, November 24: National Sovereignty Day (moves on Thursday, November 20)
Source: Ambito
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