--- title: "All Saints' Day 2026: falls on a Sunday, moved to Monday 2 November — festivos.io" description: "In 2026, 1 November falls on a Sunday: the public holiday moves to Monday 2 November (Day after All Saints' Day) in 9 regions and autonomous cities. See dates, scope and official sources." source: "https://festivos.io/en/holiday/todos-los-santos" --- # All Saints' Day All Saints' Day is celebrated every 1 November: a day of remembrance for the dead, cemetery visits and sweets such as huesos de santo or panellets. In 2026, 1 November falls on a Sunday: the public holiday moves to Monday 2 November (Day after All Saints' Day) in 9 regions and autonomous cities. ## All Saints' Day in the working calendar In 2025, All Saints' Day is recorded as a national holiday on 1 November 2025. The calendars included in the dataset apply it in 19 regions and autonomous cities, covering 49,114,494 residents in the 2025 register. This comparison uses only the official working calendars incorporated into the dataset for each year. | Year | Main date | Where recorded | Residents | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 2024 | 1 November 2024 | 19 regions and autonomous cities | 48,587,813 | | 2025 | 1 November 2025 | 19 regions and autonomous cities | 49,114,494 | | 2027 | 1 November 2027 | 19 regions and autonomous cities | 49,114,494 | ## Demographics of the covered population Age, citizenship, birthplace and average-age structure from the 2025 Annual Population Census. | Demographic profile | % | | --- | --- | | Women / men | 51% / 49% | | Aged 0–14 | 12.9% | | Aged 15–64 | 66.4% | | Aged 65+ | 20.7% | | Foreign citizenship | 14.1% | | Born outside Spain | 19.3% | | Weighted mean age | 44.6 years | ### How it differs from its surroundings Comparison with Spain. All five comparisons are population-weighted and use only the 2025 Annual Census. A positive sign means the covered population has a higher value than the benchmark. | Demographic profile | Covered population | Compared with Spain | | --- | --- | --- | | Aged 0–14 | 12.9% | 0 pp | | Aged 65+ | 20.7% | 0 pp | | Foreign citizenship | 14.1% | 0 pp | | Born outside Spain | 19.3% | 0 pp | | Weighted mean age | 44.6 years | 0 years | The covered population matches Spain overall on these indicators. Sex comes from the 2025 municipal register; all other metrics come from the 2025 Annual Census. Each percentage uses the total from its own statistical operation. [INE municipal tables 68535 and 68541](). ## What is All Saints' Day 1 November is the solemnity of All Saints in the Catholic calendar: it honours all saints, known or unknown, and leads into 2 November, All Souls' Day. In Spanish practice both dates intertwine in the same atmosphere of family remembrance. The most widespread custom is to visit cemeteries to tidy graves, bring flowers — chrysanthemums above all — and spend time beside deceased relatives. Streets and burial grounds fill from early morning; it is one of the busiest days of the year in municipal cemeteries. Seasonal sweets appear on the table: huesos de santo, panellets in Catalonia and the Balearics, buñuelos or bunyols in several areas. It is not a costume party in the Halloween style — though that influence grows on the eve — but a more sober date of memory and gathering. As a fixed autumn feast, All Saints' Day marks the seasonal turn on the festive calendar. When it falls on a Sunday, some communities move the working day off to the following Monday; the meaning of the day stays on 1 November and the gesture of remembering those who are gone. ## Official sources Official documents linked by the 2025 records. Dates can vary by territory; each municipality page preserves its specific source. Population: official municipal-register figures at 1 January 2025. [INE](). [INE municipal tables 68535 and 68541](). - [BOE-A-2024-21316]() ## Other holidays - Saint Isidore the Laborer (1052 municipalities) - San Roque (341 municipalities) - San Blas (260 municipalities) - San Sebastián (260 municipalities) - San Pedro (252 municipalities) - San Bartolomé (244 municipalities) - San Miguel (237 municipalities) - Exaltación de la Santa Cruz (209 municipalities) Per-municipality data with its official source (regional gazette). Every date is verifiable on the municipality page. Data from festivos.io — CC BY 4.0. --- Data: festivos.io — CC BY 4.0. Official source: State Official Gazette (BOE) and regional gazettes (Law 37/2007).