Calendar subscription

Subscribe once. Stay up to date.

Subscribe to public holidays, regional holidays and school holidays in Austria as stable WebCal feeds for Apple Calendar, Google Calendar and Outlook.

Regional holidays and school holidays need a region so the feed stays unambiguous.

Content

Calendar URL

Wien

.ics
Subscribe to calendar Open HTTPS
Data basis

Stable feeds from the shared date basis

Subscription URLs use the same source-backed date data for Austria as the website. Calendar apps decide their own refresh timing.

RIS Working Rest Act § 7 BMB school dates
Connected pages

Use exact pages before subscribing

A subscription is most useful when the related export, school-break or event context is clear.

Data export Create one-time CSV or ICS files. Semester break Subscribe with state-specific school context. Summer break Review the long school-holiday block. Easter context Check movable dates before subscribing. Clock changes Understand clock-change calendar entries. All events Open the event overview.

Download, subscription or business export?

A one-time download creates a file for the selected year range and content types. It is useful for imports, archive snapshots and tools where you want full control over when data changes.

A calendar subscription keeps a stable feed URL in the calendar app. It is better for personal calendars because future years and source-data updates can appear without downloading a new file manually.

Business exports remain separate: use the data export when CSV profiles, delimiters, language or HR-oriented import formats matter.

FAQ

Common questions about calendar subscriptions

Short answers about duplicate events, app refresh behavior and manual URLs.

Why do duplicate events sometimes appear?

Calendar apps do not merge a one-time imported ICS file with a subscribed feed. Remove old imported calendars before subscribing if the same holidays appear twice.

How often do apps refresh a subscribed calendar?

Apple Calendar, Google Calendar and Outlook decide their own refresh cadence. A subscription URL stays stable; updates become visible after the calendar app checks the feed again.

Does this work without JavaScript?

Yes. The WebCal and HTTPS feed URLs are regular calendar addresses. Copy the HTTPS URL when an app asks for a calendar address manually.