Gear up for the 42K challenge on May 4th, 2025! Join the inaugural Cali Marathon, proudly holding a World Athletics Label from its very first edition.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThe world’s largest half marathon, with 62,000 participants and 200,000 cheering spectators, awaits you! Experience the thrill of Göteborgsvarvet in May 2025, where live music and vibrant crowds make every step unforgettable.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightJoin an unforgettable race through Malta's historic streets at the La Valette Marathon—breathtaking views, rich culture, and the stunning Mediterranean await!
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightFor over 31 years, the Egyptian Marathon, starting at Queen Hatshepsut's temple, has taken runners through iconic ancient landmarks, making it the oldest marathon in Africa and the Middle East.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThe Bali Hope Ultra is a challenging and impactful ultramarathon held in Bali, Indonesia. The overnight double marathon takes runners coast-to-coast across the island.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightTake a journey through the vineyards, where the picturesque charm of the Sienese white roads is adorned with the vibrant hues of autumn, creating a splendid and unforgettable panorama.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThis year you also have a chance to take part in the race virtually, wherever you are in the world! Remember to track your run with an app of your choice. The organizer will provide a link where you'll be able to submit your result.
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Romania is an up comer on the European running market and still a bit unknown to most runners. However, if you decide to you will not regret it. Romania is situated the heart of Europe bordering the Black Sea, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Hungary, Serbia, and Moldova. The mountain rich nature is spectacular and the history intriguing. The resorts along the Black sea are grand and attract many Sun-loving tourists. The Transylvania Castles are a must see. It can be wise to run fast if you visit the Bran Castle, near Brașovsee and meet the ghost of its previous owner - Mr Dracula himself.
With the country's stunning medieval castles, traditional Saxon villages, picturesque mountains and vibrant nightlife, it's no wonder that Romania is fast becoming one of the world's most popular destinations for runners. The art museums, live music and inspired architecture of Bucharest have earned Romania's capital the nickname, "Paris of the East." Popular areas for local runners, Bucharest's parks provide athletes with ideal settings to train for running races in Romania. A UNESCO world heritage site, the Danube Delta offers travelers spectacular hiking and bird-watching opportunities. Wine aficionados will delight in the abundance of vineyards that dot the landscape in the country's Wallachia region. Romanians love to celebrate. Visitors will usually encounter at least one major festival where sleepy towns come alive with traditional Romanian singing, dancing, local art and culinary specialties. Originally settled by the ancient Greeks, the beaches of the Black Sea accommodate vacationing Romanians escaping rising inland temperatures every summer. A marathon vacation in Romania gives runners the unique opportunity to discover this culturally rich Eastern European gem.
Visitors can easily get around Bucharest with the city's convenient and affordable metro system. Taxi drivers in Romania have a reputation for overcharging tourists.
Romania maintains one of the lowest crime rates in Europe.
Restaurants in Romania serve enormous portions. You may want to skip the appetizers.
Romanians tip practically everyone from hairdressers to gas station attendants. The usual gratuity runs around 10 percent.
The number of competitive marathons in Romania seems to grow exponentially each year. The prestigious Raiffeisen Bank Bucharest Marathon offers several competitive races including two Fun Runs. The Brasov International Marathon takes place in the Romanian mountains and supports local environmental education and sustainability efforts. For runners looking for a lighter route, the Transylvania 100K runs through the mountainous region of Romania and ends at Bran Castle, the locale that helped to inspire Bram Stoker's Dracula. With new races popping up every year, runners will find an abundance of opportunities to participate in marathons in Romania.
Bring warm clothing for hikes and running races in Romania. The climate gets cold during the winter months, especially in the Brasov region.
When hiking in remote areas, you may encounter wild animals such as bears. Consult the locals for safety precautions.
Romanians usually take off their shoes before entering someone's home.
Locals are notorious for ignoring traffic rules. Be careful when running or biking near roadways.
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Wizz Air Cluj-Napoca Marathon, Reviewed 13 October, 2018
It was a nice experience. My first 10k in an organised event. A lot of nice things happening in Cluj Napoca. The finish is inside Cluj stadium so it is nice to see a lot of people supporting and cheer...
It was a nice experience. My first 10k in an organised event. A lot of nice things happening in Cluj Napoca. The finish is inside Cluj stadium so it is nice to see a lot of people supporting and cheering. Give it try!
13 April, 2018
10.5 km It was my desire to participate in this distance as i wanted to run properly and not struggle as i would have done in half marathon. The track is nice and pretty straightforward. |
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