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About kalender.wiki

kalender.wiki makes annual calendars around the world easy to access.

Editorially responsible: Evgenij Penkov

A calendar without borders

kalender.wiki is a bilingual reference for annual calendars, public holidays and practical date calculations. It is designed for people planning travel, work, school or personal events across borders. Current and future annual views are available for every supported ISO country and territory, with the complete available range shown in the year selector. Pages work on mobile and desktop, are print-friendly and require no user account.

How our calendar data is produced

The calendar grid is generated directly from Gregorian calendar rules. ISO week numbers follow ISO 8601: weeks begin on Monday, and week 1 is the week containing the year's first Thursday. Moon phases are calculated astronomically for the selected period. Sunrise and sunset use the date, coordinates and time zone; polar day and polar night are identified explicitly instead of being represented by invented clock times.

Public holidays are maintained separately by scope. A worldwide holiday baseline is generated offline and technically validated during import. More detailed local rules replace that baseline for selected countries. A successful import does not prove that every regional or municipal exception has been independently reviewed. Regional holidays name their state, canton, department or comparable administrative area and are not presented as nationwide. School holidays retain their published scope, and partial releases are explicitly identified. One-off future decisions are not invented, and projections are labelled as such. A review date is displayed only when a corresponding review is documented. Official decisions, Moon-sighting dates and school schedules can change, so decisions with legal or financial consequences should also be checked against the responsible authority.

Editorial principles

Evgenij Penkov is responsible for editorial content. Our guides explain the result, method, assumptions and limitations. German and English are maintained separately. Calculator results support planning but do not replace legal, tax or human-resources advice.

Search indexing focuses on selected calendars for the current and following year: annual, monthly and weekly views with an available holiday baseline, and school-holiday pages with sufficient published coverage. Solar, Moon and calendar-week pages use the same planning horizon. Daily views, distant years and partially published school-holiday pages remain usable but carry “noindex, follow”. Search eligibility does not certify that every holiday has been independently reviewed. Advertising eligibility is assessed separately against page quality and data coverage; incomplete school-holiday pages and excluded calendar combinations remain ad-free.

Methodology version: October 6, 2026. Calendar pages explicitly identify incomplete or currently unavailable periods.

Corrections and contact

Have you found a missing holiday, an incorrect regional scope or an unclear explanation? Please send the country, year, affected URL, proposed correction and a short explanation to info@enetmedia.de. We review reproducible reports and correct the dataset and related pages where necessary.

Open, practical and ad-supported

Public holidays can be exported as ICS, calendars print cleanly and calculators work without registration. Advertising may help fund operation and editorial maintenance. Ads are labelled and separated from navigation, forms and calculator controls. Details about data processing, consent and withdrawal are available in the privacy policy.

Transparency

Frequently asked questions about the project

Are all calendars and calculators free?

Yes. Public calendars, guides, exports and calculators can be used without an account. Some pages may contain clearly labelled advertising.

Can I rely on a result for an important deadline?

The calculators apply the selected inputs transparently. Statutory, court, tax and contractual deadlines should still be confirmed with the responsible authority or a qualified professional.

Why do regional public holidays differ?

Holiday law can apply nationally, regionally or locally. kalender.wiki shows the stored scope and includes a date only when the selected region matches it. Check local exceptions with the responsible authority.

How can I report an error?

Email the country, year, URL, proposed correction and a short explanation. That makes the report reproducible and allows a focused review.