Course & Elevation

The Prague Marathon winds through the historic heart of the Czech capital, crossing the iconic Charles Bridge and running past Prague Castle, Old Town Square, and along the Vltava River. The course features a mix of cobblestone sections and modern paved roads, offering runners a unique blend of medieval architecture and riverside scenery. Relatively flat with gentle rolling hills, the course is considered one of Europe's most scenic urban marathons.

Surface: road Profile: Rolling

🌤️ Weather

Temperature 16°C

Humidity 62%

Rain Chance 35%

Spring weather in Prague brings mild temperatures ideal for marathon running. Expect occasional rain showers and variable conditions, with cool mornings warming through the day.

Registration

Registration Opens January

Registration Closes April

Entry Cost €60-€100

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🎯 Fun Facts

▸ Runners cross the legendary Charles Bridge, one of Europe's oldest and most iconic bridges, built in 1357 and featuring 30 baroque statues
▸ The race passes Prague Castle, which has been the seat of Czech rulers for over 1,000 years and is the largest ancient castle complex in the world by area
▸ Prague Marathon is one of the few marathons where runners traverse both sides of the Vltava River multiple times, experiencing the city's distinct neighborhoods
▸ The race attracts elite international runners and has hosted numerous sub-2:10 performances, making it one of Central Europe's fastest courses despite its rolling terrain

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