Two holidays fall in the same week in June, leaving only three working days
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Junearrives with good news for those who are looking forward to some rest: there will be two long weekends in just one week. This is due to the combination of two national holidays that fall on strategic days.
These will be ideal days for a getaway, to disconnect, or simply to enjoy some free time at home. The best part: there will be only three working days between both breaks.
Los principales feriados nacionales del 2025
What are the holidays in June 2025?
The first holiday will be on Monday, June 16, for the Anniversary of the Death of General Martín Miguel de Güemes. This date is originally commemorated on the 17th, but it was moved to Monday to create a long weekend.
Then, Friday, June 20 will also be a holiday for the Anniversary of the Death of General Manuel Belgrano. Since it falls on a Friday, it will create another long weekend.
Full calendar: only 3 working days in the week
Saturday, June 14 and Sunday, June 15: regular weekend.
Monday, June 16: holiday moved for Güemes.
Tuesday, June 17 to Thursday, June 19: working days.
Friday, June 20: holiday for Belgrano.
Saturday, June 21 and Sunday, June 22: weekend.
Calendario completo: solo 3 días laborales en la semana
What holidays remain in 2025?
July
Wednesday, July 9: Independence Day (non-movable).
August
Friday, August 15: bridge non-working day.
Sunday, August 17: Anniversary of the Death of San Martín (movable).
Se buscaría ''desperonizar'' Cordoba.
October
Sunday, October 12: Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity (movable).
November
Friday, November 21: bridge non-working day.
Monday, November 24: National Sovereignty Day (moved from Thursday, November 20).
December
Monday, December 8: Immaculate Conception of Mary (non-movable).
Thursday, December 25: Christmas (non-movable).
Las grandes cadenas de supermercados también ajustarán sus horarios
Long weekends remaining in 2025
From June 14 to 16: due to the rescheduling of Güemes's date.
From August 15 to 17: for San Martín.
From November 22 to 24: for National Sovereignty.
From December 6 to 8: for the Immaculate Conception.
If you're thinking about taking a break, organize your schedule. There are still several opportunities to make plans with extended weekends for the rest of the year.
