Public Holidays API — country holiday calendars, working-day counting
The /calendar namespace covers public holidays by country and year, working-day counting that correctly excludes those holidays, date-difference math, and moon-phase calculation.
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What's included in /calendar
Public holidays by country
Returns the holiday calendar for any supported country and year — the data source working-day calculations are built on.
Working-day calculator
Counts business days between two dates, correctly excluding weekends and public holidays for the specified country.
Date difference and countdown
Calculate the exact difference between two dates, or a countdown to a future date.
Week number and age
ISO week number for any date, and age calculation from a birth date.
Moon calendar
Moon phase calculation for any date — useful for agricultural, cultural, or novelty calendar apps.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the working-days calculator account for holidays?
Yes — it excludes both weekends and the public holidays returned by /holidays for the specified country.
Can I calculate age from a birth date?
Yes — /age takes a birth date and returns the current age, with exact year/month/day breakdown.
Is there a free tier?
Yes — 500 calls/month forever, no credit card required.
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