About Feestdagenwijzer
Radif Partners builds calculators on public rules. On this site: the official public holidays of the Netherlands as published by the central government, the bridge days that follow from them, working days per month and school holidays per region, with what the government says about having each holiday off. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is sent. Radif Partners is not a government body, a union or an employers' organisation and decides nothing about your leave.
Why this site exists
Searching for the 2027 Dutch holidays in November 2026 mostly turned up lists: some still showing 2023, others with Ascension on the wrong Thursday, and none working out what a leave day next to a holiday buys you. This site puts the official list next to the weekday, says for each holiday what the government writes about having it off, computes bridge days and working days, and adds the school breaks of the three regions.
Who publishes it
The publisher is Radif Partners, a company that builds calculators on public rules. Radif Partners is not a government service, a union or an employers' body, has no tie to any ministry and uses no official logos. The site sells no trips or holiday homes and carries no affiliate links.
Radif Partners
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63000 Clermont-Ferrand, France
contact@feestdagenwijzer.nl
Where the data comes from
The holidays are on the government list, the school breaks in the overviews per school year and the regional split, all published under CC0 1.0. Deadlines follow the General Time Limits Act. How everything is computed is on the method page; how we fix errors, in the editorial policy.
Your data
Every tool runs in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent or stored, and there is no account. See the privacy policy.
What the site does not do
It decides nothing about your leave and does not know your agreement. Ask your employer whether Good Friday or 5 May is a day off for you.
Write to us
contact@feestdagenwijzer.nl if a date or explanation is wrong.