This is the first listed date for this year; a separate observance date has not been assigned.
About All Saints Day
All Saints’ Day is a statutory Belgian holiday on 1 November, called Allerheiligen or Toussaint. If it coincides with Sunday or a normal inactive day, Belgian private-sector rules require a substitute rest day.
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Public holiday / closure dates
— Public of holiday period · Confirmed — source checked
Bank, office and school arrangements require the applicable authority or institution notice. Missing scope data does not mean open.
Next supported occurrence
Sunday, 1 November 2026 · Confirmed — source checked
Next listed holiday day on or after today; this can be a closure day rather than the festival date.
2026 dates
— Public of holiday periodConfirmed — source checked
2027 dates
— Public of holiday periodConfirmed — source checked
Official sources and date status
Recorded confirmation and independent source review are shown separately. An institution-specific notice does not establish closure for every employer or school.
Belgium has ten statutory public holidays. A weekend or normal non-working-day holiday is replaced at workplace level; no single national substitute date is invented here.
Office arrangements
Private-sector workers generally may not be employed on this statutory holiday, except where Belgian law permits Sunday work. The employer owes holiday remuneration and, where applicable, compensatory rest or a substitute day under the federal rules.
Bank arrangements
The National Bank of Belgium publishes its own closure calendar and lists this observance for 2026. Commercial-bank hours and payment-system availability should be checked separately because the NBB list is not a universal retail-bank schedule.
School arrangements
Belgium’s education calendars are community-specific. Families should consult the calendar for the relevant Flemish, French-speaking or German-speaking system and the individual school.
History
All Saints’ Day is fixed on 1 November and honours the saints in Christian tradition. Belgium includes Toussaint or Allerheiligen among its statutory public holidays.
Why it matters
The fixed feast remains one of the ten statutory holidays even when 1 November falls on a Sunday, triggering workplace substitute-day rules.
Observance
Religious services and private remembrance give the date its character. The employment statute establishes the day off and substitute rules, not a prescribed ceremony.
Travel and planning
For 1 November travel, consult the relevant operator and locality. Federal employment guidance does not establish transport or attraction opening hours.
Frequently asked questions
When is All Saints’ Day?
It is 1 November.
Does a Sunday occurrence disappear?
No. A substitute day is required under the applicable workplace process.