Skip to main content
MoZhu MOZHU
  1. Home
  2. 2027 Horoscopes
  3. Taurus
  4. April
Taurus illustration
2027 · Monthly forecast

Taurus Horoscope: April 2027

In April, the Sun spends most of its time in Taurus's House 12 (Rest, inner life). Here's the month, based on where the planets actually are.

This is the general outlook shared by every Taurus. Your Moon and Rising depend on when you were born — enter your birthday to see your own birth chart, free.

Theme of the month

Sun · Apr 1 – Apr 19: Aries · House 12 (Rest, inner life)

The Sun passes through your 12th house, a natural time to slow down. Rest, enjoy some solitude and wrap things up before your birthday season.

Sun · Apr 20 – Apr 30: Taurus · House 1 (Self, image)

The Sun is back in your sign — it's your birthday season. Put yourself first: refresh your look and set a few goals for the year ahead.

Your birthday season falls this month (Apr 20 – Apr 30) — the best time of year to set your direction.

Love & relationships

Venus · Apr 1 – Apr 19: Pisces · House 11 (Friends, teams)

Venus in your 11th house: your social circle is lively and a friendship may quietly warm up. Gatherings bring surprises.

Venus · Apr 20 – Apr 30: Aries · House 12 (Rest, inner life)

Venus in your 12th house: quietly care for yourself and others. Some feelings don't need words — being there is enough.

This month's sky & dates

DateEvent
Jan 11 – Apr 2Mars retrograde (Virgo → Leo)
Apr 13Jupiter turns direct in Leo
All monthJupiter · Leo: House 4 (Home, family)

Dates are Beijing time (UTC+8), from geocentric positions; in your time zone they may differ by a day. Houses use whole-sign houses from your Sun sign — a simplified view. For your full picture, cast a birth chart.

Tip for the month

With Mars retrograde, momentum can stall. Rather than force it, review your plans and put your energy into adjusting.

Jupiter turns direct, and plans that stalled slowly start moving again.

For culture and entertainment. Based on traditional Chinese and astrological lore, not predictions; for health, money and other important decisions, rely on real circumstances and professional advice.