The Early Years
2003Established in 2003, the Nice Half Marathon is now 23 years old. From its first edition in Nice, it has evolved into a race that reflects the character of its host region in France.
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Course & Elevation
The Nice Half Marathon offers a spectacular coastal route along the French Riviera, beginning and ending at the Promenade des Anglais. The course winds through the charming neighborhoods of the Old Town (Vieux Nice) before following the scenic beachfront, with gentle undulations and stunning Mediterranean views throughout.
Surface: road Profile: Rolling
Weather
Temperature 14°C
Humidity 72%
Rain Chance 25%
Spring weather on the Côte d'Azur is generally mild and pleasant with occasional showers. Sea breezes provide relief, though conditions can be variable.
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The Fast Lane
Runners come to the Nice Half Marathon for one reason: personal bests. The flat, fast course through Nice has a reputation as a PB factory, with the roads seemingly designed to keep your pace honest and your splits consistent from start to finish.
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Registration
Registration Opens December
Registration Closes March
Entry Cost €45-€65
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Fun Facts
- ▸ The race starts and finishes on the iconic Promenade des Anglais, one of the world's most famous seafront walks built in 1822.
- ▸ The Old Town (Vieux Nice) section features narrow medieval streets and the famous Cours Saleya flower and produce market.
- ▸ Nice's mild April climate and Mediterranean setting attract runners from across Europe and beyond.
- ▸ The race is part of the larger Nice Marathon weekend, with full marathons running the same day on a different course.
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