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One of America's most beloved and challenging marathons with unmatched crowd energy. The May course crosses the Ohio River into Kentucky and back, tackling the infamous hills of Cincinnati with spectators dressed as pigs cheering every step.
A challenging city marathon through the City of Bridges. The May course crosses multiple bridges over the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio Rivers, passing historic neighborhoods, world-class universities, and the iconic confluence where three rivers meet.
A fairy-tale marathon through one of Europe's most beautiful capitals. The May course crosses the historic Charles Bridge, passes beneath Prague Castle, and winds through cobblestone squares that seem lifted from a medieval storybook.
A northern coastal marathon in China's most European-feeling city. May Dalian is fresh and green. The course hugs the dramatic coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula, passing rocky cliffs, beaches, and the world's largest city square at Xinghai.
A scenic reservoir marathon on Beijing's northern doorstep. The May course circles the massive Miyun Reservoir, Beijing's primary water source, with views of the Yan Mountain range and fragments of the ancient Great Wall visible on distant ridges.
Hailed as America's most beautiful marathon. With only 4,500 coveted spots, runners follow a closed stretch of California's Highway 1, crossing the iconic Bixby Bridge high above the Pacific cliffs — one of the world's most photographed marathon landmarks.
A classic European city marathon at the heart of the Iberian Peninsula. The course traverses Madrid's grand Royal Axis, with spring blooms in Retiro Park, the Prado Museum, and the Royal Palace creating an unforgettable Spanish regal atmosphere.
8.4 million people compete for 57,000 spots — the world's hardest lottery to win. Charity runners and fancy costumes create unique spectacle, while Tower Bridge, Parliament, and Buckingham Palace parade past continuously. Most heartwarming of all the Majors, blending elite racing with community spirit.
America's Music City marathon with live bands on nearly every corner. The April course passes iconic honky-tonks on Broadway, the historic Ryman Auditorium, and Music Row, with local musicians performing along the entire route.
The world's oldest annual marathon (founded 1897) and the only World Major requiring qualifying times. Heartbreak Hill is the legendary challenge — finishing Boston is recognized as one of the highest honors in global running, a dream realized by earning your BQ.
A coastal city marathon in China's "Switzerland of the East." April Qingdao is mild and blooming. The course follows the dramatic coastline past red-roofed German colonial architecture, the iconic Zhanqiao Pier, and the sailing venues of the 2008 Olympics.
A European classic city marathon running through the magnificent Habsburg imperial heritage. The cultural atmosphere of the 'City of Music' permeates the entire course, passing St. Stephen's Cathedral, imperial palace gardens, and Schönbrunn Palace — among Europe's most culturally rich marathons.
A unique agriculture and science-themed marathon in China's premier agricultural research hub. The April course passes the prestigious Northwest A&F University and modern agriculture demonstration parks, celebrating innovation in the fertile Guanzhong Plain.
A canal city marathon in the hometown of Premier Zhou Enlai. The April course follows the ancient Grand Canal, passing the grand memorial hall and the well-preserved Hexia Ancient Town, blending revolutionary heritage with Ming Dynasty merchant culture.
One of the world's largest marathons, a World Athletics Gold Label race. The breathtaking start at the Arc de Triomphe sets hearts racing, the route winds through Paris' most cherished cultural monuments, and 54,000 runners share the unforgettable experience of running through 'the World's Most Beautiful City' — a lifetime memory.
Running through the world's fashion capital is a visual feast. The magnificent walls of Sforza Castle, the Gothic spires of the Cathedral, the legendary aura of La Scala Theatre — iconic landmarks line every kilometer. April's spring sunshine and luxury shop windows create an Italian atmosphere in every mile.
One of the world's fastest marathon courses in Europe's most modern port city. The April route crosses the iconic Erasmus Bridge and passes Rotterdam's avant-garde architecture, offering a completely flat profile perfect for chasing personal bests.
A unique wetland marathon in China's largest coastal nature reserve. The November course passes through the Yancheng Wetland, home to the rare milu deer and a critical stopover for endangered red-crowned cranes.
One of China's most prestigious half marathons, named after the legendary monk Jianzhen. The March course passes the famous Slender West Lake with its willow-fringed causeways and classical gardens that have inspired poets for centuries.
An international gold-standard race at the heart of China. Starting from Zhengzhou's modern CBD and running toward the Yellow River — the 'Central China's First Marathon'. The flat and fast course connects the sleek glass towers of Zhengdong New District with the majestic Yellow River scenery, embodying the energy and grandeur of Chinese civilization's cradle.
A North China boutique marathon connecting modern downtown with an ancient millennia-old city. The course links Shijiazhuang's contemporary urban center with Zhengding's historic walls and pagodas, reflecting the dynamic blend of this 'city pulled by a train' with its profound historical heritage and vibrant energy.
One of China's most scenic spring marathons around the vast Taihu Lake. The March course passes the iconic Lingshan Grand Buddha and the cherry blossoms of Yuantouzhu, creating a pink-and-white floral spectacle alongside the lake.
China's most romantic marathon, running during cherry blossom season with unparalleled poetic beauty. Starting on Wuhan University's famous cherry tree path, overlooking the Yangtze River from Yellow Crane Tower, crossing the iconic Wuhan Yangtze Bridge, and finishing on East Lake's green trail with hundreds of bird species singing — one of China's most culturally rich urban marathons.
Run through 2,000 years of history with every step on a living museum. Starting at the Colosseum, passing through the Roman Forum, stopping by Trevi Fountain, and Vatican views — this is the most culturally enriching marathon experience, with unique sensation from historic cobblestone sections.
A World Athletics Platinum Label certified half marathon and one of China's premier road races. The excellently designed course with minimal elevation makes it a PB holy land for half marathoners. Located in the heart of the Sichuan Basin, the rising Tianfu New District provides a high-spec urban course attracting elite runners nationwide.
The "Stadium to the Sea" marathon traverses the entertainment capital of the world. The March course starts at Dodger Stadium, passes through Hollywood and Beverly Hills, and finishes with a dramatic descent to the Pacific Ocean at Santa Monica.
South Korea's premier marathon and one of Asia's fastest courses. The March route starts at historic Gwanghwamun Gate, follows the Han River through the heart of Seoul, and passes modern landmarks including the soaring Lotte World Tower.
Mediterranean charm meets Gaudí's architectural masterpieces. Open registration (no lottery), making it Europe's best-value quality marathon. Spring sunshine and sea breeze create a magical atmosphere as Sagrada Familia and waterfront vistas alternate throughout the course.
A Pacific coast marathon with iconic views of Mount Fuji. The March course follows Suruga Bay with Japan's highest peak visible on clear days, passing historic shrines and the famous Miho no Matsubara pine grove that inspired countless artists.
One of the world's largest women-only marathons and a World Athletics Platinum Label race. The March course passes Nagoya Castle and the sacred Atsuta Shrine, with finishers receiving the famous Tiffany necklace instead of a medal.