Many Uruguay Holidays and Festivals are religious in nature, such as Epiphany and Holy Week, but the country also observes regular holidays such as New Year's ...

Uruguay Holidays · Epiphany, January 6th · Carnival, February 20th Uruguay · Jura de la Constitucion July 18th · National Independence Day, August 25 · Desubrimeinto ...

Holidays today, tomorrow, and upcoming holidays in Uruguay, including types like federal, national, statutory, and public holidays.

In Uruguay, Carnaval lasts more than 40 days, beginning in January and reaching its peak in March. This fantastic celebration features music, dancing and ...

It's Yemanjá Day on February 2. Don't miss this special festival of the Goddess of the Sea at Playa Ramírez in the Parque Rodó neighbourhood.

Traditional festivities. Singing, payadas, jineteadas, bonfires and country skills are protagonists in hundreds of traditional festivities throughout the year.

Traditional festivals · Tango en el callejón · Rocha Week · Saint John's Eve · Primavera Gaucha Festival · Festival of asado con cuero · Festival de Rotary.

Día de la Independencia, or Independence Day, is a national holiday celebrated on August 25th, commemorating Uruguay's independence from Spanish rule in 1825.

Below is the list of Uruguay public holidays from November 2024 to October 2025: ; July 18, Friday, Constitution Day ; Aug 25, Monday, Independence Day ( ...