How to use this tool
Enter a year and choose Monday or Sunday first. Select a country to mark dates from the holiday database where that year is available. The print view removes navigation and tool controls.
Try these values
Choose 2027 and Monday first for a clean planning sheet. Holiday marks appear only when records for that country and year have been imported; unavailable data is never copied from another year.
Use it as a planning overview
A year view is useful for seeing how weekends, school terms and long projects fit together. It leaves less writing space than a monthly page, so use the monthly calendar for a detailed rota or family schedule. The year and weekday layout come from Gregorian calendar rules; holiday marks are a separate optional layer pulled from the saved country dataset.
Printing with holiday notes
The twelve-month grid is arranged for a landscape sheet. If you add a country with many holidays or choose every observance, the explanatory list may continue onto another page. Use the public-holiday filter for a shorter list, adjust print scaling if needed, or print without holiday marks for a plain one-page overview. Missing country/year data is stated rather than filled with guessed dates.
Common questions
Can I save it as PDF?
Yes. Choose Print calendar and use Save as PDF in the browser’s print dialog.
Does it include public holidays?
You can select a country. Coverage is shown, and some records are observances rather than days off.
Can I use another paper size?
Choose the paper size and scaling in your print dialog. The annual layout is designed for landscape printing.
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