Prague Half Marathon

On 3 April 2027 the  Sportisimo Prague Marathon, or rather the Prague Half Marathon, will take place; Travelmarathon is an International Travel Partner  (ITP) and the race bibs are guaranteed and can only be transferred if combined with the hotel accommodation and the assistance of our Tour Operator.

THE HISTORY OF THE PRAGUE HALF MARATHON

The Prague Half Marathon was born in 1995 and has since gained international fame for its particularly fast course. The founder of the marathon, Carlo Capalbo, had no idea how successful it would become: at the first edition there were just 958 runners, yet within a few years runners came to fill the streets of the city, with 12.000 entrants last year.

3 APRIL 2027 will see the running of the lightning-fast Prague Half Marathon.

Confirmed are the Race Bib Fees, subject to early sell-out:

- The Half Marathon Race Bib Fee is 100 Euro.

Travelmarathon is an International Travel Partner (ITP) and the race bibs are guaranteed and can only be transferred if combined with the hotel accommodation and the assistance of our Tour Operator.

THE HALF MARATHON COURSE

The Half Marathon start is scheduled for 10:00 near the Manesuv Bridge.

The course is flat and fast, and attracts international-level athletes chasing their Personal Best.

Time limit 3 h 00'.

The course of the Prague Half Marathon

The elevation profile of the Prague Half Marathon

PRAGUE HALF MARATHON EXPO

It takes place at the Výstavišt Holešovice, Prmyslový palác, an exhibition venue with over 120 stands dedicated solely and exclusively to runners.

Opening hours:

- Thursday from 09:00 to 20:00;

- Friday from 09:00 to 20:00.

Prague is the largest city in the Czech Republic, loved by tourists for its architectural beauty. Its historic centre has in fact been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The average temperature in May is 16/18 degrees, which makes this time of year ideal for running the marathon.

The symbol of the city, and an unmissable stop on any holiday in Prague, is Prazsky Hrad Castle, which rises on a hill on the left bank of the Vltava. The majestic fortress - modernised by Maria Theresa of Austria at the end of the eighteenth century - is practically a city within the city.

Divided into three courtyards, the Castle comprises numerous buildings, including the Royal Palace, residence of the city's sovereigns, and the majestic St. Vitus Cathedral, which holds the rulers' remains.

In the royal residence - now the home of the president of the republic - the enormous Vladislav Hall, once the stage for chivalric tournaments, is well worth seeing; in the cathedral, built in Gothic style from the fourteenth century onwards, the choir and the Chapel of St. Wenceslas are simply beautiful. The stroll along the Golden Lane is delightful: a charming row of small, colourful houses, the favourite home of artists and once, it is said, of alchemists.

Another emblem of Prague is Charles Bridge (Karluv Most), commissioned by the emperor of the same name in the 14th century. Along the bridge's 516 metres you will come across some thirty statues, with mighty towers rising at either end; a haunt of artists and street vendors, Charles Bridge is always crowded with tourists. In the historic Mala Strana district, of ancient origins but with a present-day Baroque appearance, be sure to devote some time to the Church of St. Nicholas.

The city of Prague is rich in museums, which represent an enormous artistic heritage.

Among them is the National Museum, the largest in the country, located in Wenceslas Square; inside are collections of mineralogy, zoology, palaeontology and prehistory. The museum also exhibits in the halls of the Lobkovic Palace. The National Gallery, the Museum of Decorative Arts with thousands of pieces of furniture, tapestries, crystal and porcelain. The Prague Art Gallery, located in the important complex of buildings of Prague Castle, houses a permanent collection of nineteenth-century Czech art.

For the Prague Marathon we have chosen one of the most elegant Hotels in the city

HOTEL**** Myo Caruso

           

A wide selection of cocktails awaits you at the Bar.

 

PLEASE NOTE: due to growing demand, the Deposit Fee (Flight Ticket) may be subject to modest increases as the departure date approaches.


Each participant pays a Participation Fee

from 1 to Sun. 4 April,
depending on your departure airport (see the dedicated "FLIGHTS" link)



The Participation Fee consists of:

1- Deposit Fee;

2- Race Bib Fee, for those who request it;

3- Balance Fee.



1- The Deposit Fee is 80 Euro, plus the cost of any flight. In this regard, we recommend requesting a quote for the flight itself. Alternatively, you can purchase your flight on your own.

2- The Half Marathon Race Bib Fee is 100 Euro. 
Guaranteed race bibs. Travelmarathon is an Official Partner of the event.


3- The Balance Fee

- 179 Euro (4 days/3 nights) at the Hotel**** Orea;

- 279 Euro (4 days/3 nights) at the Hotel**** Myo Caruso ** SOLD OUT **

The Balance Fee is paid 120 to 70 days before departure. It is refundable in case of cancellation (see General Terms and Conditions).
It will always remain unchanged and will never increase. Any extra night costs 68 Euro.