Celebrate Malta’s Public Holidays at Mercury Shopping District

Public holidays in Malta are the perfect opportunity to relax, reconnect, and enjoy a day out. At Mercury Shopping District, we offer an exciting mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment to make your public holiday extra special. Whether you’re indulging in some retail therapy, savouring a delicious meal, or enjoying family-friendly activities, Mercury is the ultimate destination for everyone.

Here’s how you can celebrate each public holiday in 2025 while learning more about what makes each date meaningful:

1. Feast of St. Paul’s Shipwreck (Sunday, 10th February)

This day commemorates St. Paul’s shipwreck on the Maltese islands, a pivotal moment in Malta’s Christian history. Spend the day reflecting on history with an immersive experience or treat yourself to a day of shopping and dining at Mercury.

2. Feast of St. Joseph (Tuesday, 19th March)

Honouring St. Joseph, the patron saint of workers, this holiday is perfect for a family outing. Enjoy activities like soft play for kids, go-karting, or ice skating, and cap off the day with a delightful meal.

3. Good Friday (Friday, 28th March)

Marking the passion and crucifixion of Christ, Good Friday is a day of solemn reflection. Combine moments of quiet with a leisurely stroll and explore what Mercury has to offer.

4. Freedom Day (Thursday, 31st March)

This holiday celebrates Malta’s independence from British military presence in 1979. Dive into Malta’s heritage and enjoy breath-taking views of the island, then treat yourself to a relaxing dinner.

5. Workers’ Day (Thursday, 1st May)

Also known as International Workers’ Day, this holiday celebrates labour and workers’ contributions. Make it a day to unwind with friends or family by enjoying indoor fun, shopping, and a meal at one of Mercury’s dining spots.

6. Sette Giugno (Monday, 7th June)

Commemorating the 1919 riots where Maltese citizens demanded greater independence, this day is ideal for taking in Malta’s history and enjoying activities for all ages at Mercury.

7. Feast of St. Peter and St. Paul (Saturday, 29th June)

Also known as L-Imnarja, this feast honours the patron saints of fishermen and farmers. Celebrate with family-friendly activities or take advantage of a day off for some retail therapy and great food.

8. Feast of the Assumption (Friday, 15th August)

This religious feast celebrates the Virgin Mary’s assumption into heaven. Take a moment to relax and enjoy a day of shopping or a special meal at Mercury.

9. Victory Day (Sunday, 8th September)

Victory Day commemorates Malta’s triumph over the Ottoman Siege of 1565. Dive into Malta’s storied past and enjoy the district’s many offerings.

10. Independence Day (Saturday, 21st September)

This holiday marks Malta’s independence from British rule in 1964. Celebrate this important milestone with a day of shopping, dining, and family fun.

11. Feast of the Immaculate Conception (Saturday, 8th December)

Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, this feast day is perfect for indulging in festive activities and finding the perfect holiday gifts.

12. Republic Day (Thursday, 13th December)

Celebrating the establishment of Malta as a republic in 1974, this day is ideal for exploring local heritage and enjoying the festivities at Mercury.

13. Christmas Day (Thursday, 25th December)

While the shopping mall and entertainment areas will be closed, Mercury’s restaurants will remain open, offering the perfect setting for a festive family meal or a quiet celebration with loved ones.

Why Mercury is Your Ultimate Public Holiday Destination

Mercury Shopping District is your go-to place for every public holiday in Malta. From exploring engaging activities to indulging in exquisite dining options and shopping for every occasion, Mercury offers a complete experience that caters to all ages.

Celebrate Malta’s public holidays with us and make every day a memorable one at Mercury Shopping District.