Volkswagen Prague Marathon  

Founded in 1995, the Prague Marathon, is known to be one of the most beautiful marathons in the world. Starting and finishing in the historical Old Town Square, the route also crosses the famous Charles Bridge and takes runners all around the magical Czech capital city, through all the different neighbourhoods and historical landmarks.

It should be noted that the Prague Marathon, is considered by the media to be the most international marathon, with two thirds of runners coming from 55 different countries. It is also the seventh fastest marathon, has been awarded IAAF Gold Label Status (now World Athletics Elite Label) and voted one of the most beautiful in the world.

And not only is the Marathon in Prague following a beautiful route, but the organizers are also doing their best to make it the most enjoyable event for runners, as well as a sustainable race for the planet. Minimizing waste and recycling are two very important elements in the spirit of this race. It is free of plastic cups, as well as paper free, and is running diverse recycling programs.

If you are willing to run a marathon that will blow your mind from its beauty, but will also leave you with an incredibly heart-warming feeling, while being good for our planet, the Prague Marathon was made for you, and you can register today!

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Course details

Course profileFlatCourse surfaceRoadOther tagsCapital City Historical Scenic IAAF Gold Label Out And BackCourse highlightsThe race starts at Staroměstské náměstí (Old Town Square). After a leisurely start, enforced by narrow streets, runners cross the Charles Bridge. It is here that the runners are first treated to the sounds of Czech musicians. The race snakes through the delightful Old Town for most of the race skirting into some of the more modern areas of Prague, crossing the Vlatava river on several occasions. After 26 miles the race ultimately ends, to cheering crowds, back in Old Town Square.

Start address: Staroměstské nám., 110 00 Praha 1-Staré Město, Czechi