Allerheiligen (All Saints’ Day) is a public holiday in parts of Germany, so many shops and services may be closed on November 1, 2025, depending on the federal state. However, some exceptions exist where certain outlets remain open. Key points:
- In states where Allerheiligen is a public holiday, standard retail hours often do not apply. Some exceptions include shops located at train stations or airports, which may still operate, and certain essential services.
- In practice, you may still find:
- 24-hour convenience options at certain gas stations or fuel stations.
- Situation-specific openings at major transit hubs (e.g., main train stations) with limited or full service.
- Some pharmacies or medical facilities may be open on shorter hours, depending on local regulations and arrangements.
- If the specific location is critical (city or state), it’s best to check local store hours or official announcements for that day.
If you’d like, provide the exact city and state, and I can give a concise, checked-by-tactual-hours answer for that locale.
