San Martin's Day 2024 in Argentina

Explore the rich history and cultural celebrations of San Martín's Day in Argentina, honoring the liberator José de San Martín on August 17th annually.

San Martin's Day Day, which is observed on August 19, signifies the commencement of the year in the Gregorian calendar and it's a National Holiday in many countries.Every one should know more about San Martin's Day in Argentina.

Is San Martin's Day a National Holiday in Argentina?

Yes, San Martin's Day is a National Holiday in Argentina. A national holiday is a day designated by a country's government as a day of celebration or commemoration, during which public institutions, schools, and businesses may be closed. These holidays often hold cultural, historical, or religious significance and are observed by the entire nation.

New Year Observances days

Year	Day	Date	Holiday Name	Comments
2018	Monday	August 20	San Martin's Day	Third Monday in August
2019	Monday	August 19	San Martin's Day	Third Monday in August
2020	Monday	August 17	San Martin's Day	Third Monday in August
2021	Monday	August 16	San Martin's Day	Third Monday in August
2022	Monday	August 15	San Martin's Day	Third Monday in August
2023	Monday	August 21	San Martin's Day	Third Monday in August
2024	Monday	August 19	San Martin's Day	Third Monday in August
2025	Monday	August 18	San Martin's Day	Third Monday in August

National Language of Argentina

Name:Spanish
Native:Español
Code:es

Name:Guarani
Native:Avañe'ẽ
Code:gn

Country Information of Argentina

Name:Argentina
Capital:Buenos Aires
Country Code:AR
Emoji:🇦🇷
Phone code:54
Unicode:U+1F1E6 U+1F1F7
Currency:ARS
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