Public Holidays & Daylight-Savings Time

 Austrian Public Holidays

Public Holiday	2011	2012	2013	2014
New Year's Day	1st January	1st January	1st January	1st January
Epiphany	6th January	6th January	6th January	6th January
Easter	22nd - 25th April	6th-9th April	29th March-1st April	18th - 21st April
National Holiday	1st May	1st May	1st May	1st May
Ascension Day	2nd June	17th May	9th May	29th May
Whit Monday	13th June	28th May	20th May	8th June
Corpus Christi	23rd June	7th June	30th May	19th June
Assumption of the Virgin Mary	15th August	15th August	15th August	15th August
National Holiday	26th October	26th October	26th October	26th October
All Saints' Day	1st November	1st November	1st November	1st November
Immaculate Conception	8th December	8th December	8th December	8th December
Christmas Day	25th December	25th December	25th December	25th December
Boxing Day	26th December	26th December	26th December	26th December

Time Zone
Central European Time (CET)
Daylight-Savings Time
Daylight-Savings Time is valid from the end of March to the end of October (CET + 1 hour)

Why not spend your public holiday in one of the Kinderhotels?
The Kinderhotels group offers the highest standard of accommodation, facilities and staff. Equipped with fully-trained, English-speaking nannies, they provide complimentary childcare for up to 60 hours a week. In fact, everything at Kinderhotels has been designed with the whole family in mind and is guaranteed to take the stress out of your holiday, with all-inclusive rates, baby and toddler equipment free of charge, no hidden extras, and treats for adults too! Because the hotels are independently owned, they are not all the same. Some are luxury hotels with spas, pools and tennis courts. Others are simple Alpine farmsteads. But all share the same philosophy: Children are not just tolerated, but treasured.

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