A year particularly stingy with bridges and opportunities to plan a long weekend: calendar in hand, 2021 leaves little room for the hope of organizing - Covid permitting - some breaks in the name of relaxation and freedom, at least that allowed, by the anti restrictions. pandemic.
Archived the period of the Christmas holidays, which until January 6 see Italy almost always subject to red zone bans (with the exception only Monday 4, colored in orange), with the thought of the vaccine we are already projecting to the mini Easter holidays , which falls on Sunday, April 4, with Easter Monday on Monday 5. With schools closed from April 1, you could try the idea of putting your nose outside, between cities of art, countryside or mountains.
However, April 25th is Sunday and May 1st is Saturday: neither the Liberation Day nor that of the workers leave openings for an extra day of rest.
June 2, Republic Day, falls on a Wednesday;
for the Romans San Pietro and Paolo, June 29th is a Tuesday.
It goes a little better with the All Saints' weekend: November 1st is Monday and lends itself to extending the Halloween weekend.
For the Milanese, Sant'Ambrogio (December 7) is Tuesday, followed by the Immaculate Conception: with Monday off, you can try to imagine a long weekend.
Few satisfactions at the end of the year: Christmas and Boxing Day fall on Saturdays and Sundays and 2022 will open on Saturdays. (ANSA).