Feel the rhythm of history beneath your feet at the Verona Marathon — where ancient streets, breathtaking views, and unstoppable energy come together for an unforgettable race through the heart of Italy.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThe perfect way to experience the beauty and culture of this historic Spanish city. The marathon takes you through key landmarks such as the Alcazaba, a majestic Moorish fortress, and the Roman Theatre, offering a fascinating blend of history and modernity.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThe 10 km Dakar is one of Senegal’s largest running events, held annually in the capital city. The course follows the West Corniche of Dakar, a coastal route that offers oceanfront running combined with views of the city. With its central location and accessible distance, the race attracts both local participants and international runners.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightTrondheim Marathon is Norway's oldest marathon and is held every autumn. Choose between marathon and half marathon, 10K or why not take on a quick 5K?
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightStretching from the mesmerizing Mediterranean to the Saklıkent Ski Center, this marathon allows runners to transition from the vibrant blues of the coastline to the pristine whiteness of the snow.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThe Chiang Dao 100 is an exciting adventure that takes runners through the stunning landscapes of Chiang Dao. Offering a variety of races, including 10K, 20K, 30K, 50K, and 100K Trail race, there's a distance for every level of runner.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_rightThe course spans across Seoul, from the major historical sites like Deoksugung palace, Dongdaemun and Gwanghwamun Square to 2002 World Cup and 1988 Seoul Olympic sights.
Show more! keyboard_arrow_right
The astounding natural beauty of Slovenia has earned the country the moniker, "New Zealand of Europe."
Slovenia is an absolute paradise for people who enjoy outdoor sports. The snow-capped Alps offer skiers some of the world's best slopes. Climbing Mount Triglav is practically a rite of passage in Slovenia. Adventure seekers will love exploring Slovenia's vast network of caves. With the abundance of lakes and rivers, visitors will find plenty of places for swimming and white water rafting. Camping, cycling and hiking opportunities abound around iconic Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj.
Travelers can find a multitude of spas to calm sore muscles at the Venetian port at Piran on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. For folks who appreciate fine wine and cuisine, Slovenia will be a delightful surprise. The wine region around the Vipava Valley produces some of the world's best Merlots. The capital city of Ljubljana offers quaint riverside cafes, tranquil neighborhood parks and a population of stone dragons.
The country's athletic leanings also extend to running. Visitors can participate in a variety of running races and marathons in Slovenia.
Travelers can easily get around Slovenia with the country's efficient network of buses and trains.
Slovenia earned a spot on the official top ten list of the safest countries in the world.
Most restaurants allow tourists to use the WC. Public restrooms are also available for a small fee.
Although it's always polite to learn a few phrases in the local language, most Slovenes speak English.
Runners will find no shortage of marathons in Slovenia. Held in October, the Ljubljana Marathon attracts over 20,000 participants from 60 different countries. The Novo Mesto marathon provides beginners with the perfect chance to run a half-marathon on flat terrain in an idyllic natural setting. Additionally, the Novo Mesto Marathon takes place in October, making it the perfect warmup to prepare for more challenging running races in Slovenia.
Restaurant tips run around 10-15 percent. Hotel staff expect a tip of around one Euro. Slovenes do not normally tip taxi drivers.
Do not address Slovenes by their first names unless they are already close friends. Use "Sir," "Madam" and "Miss" instead.
Slovenes are punctual people. Arrive on time or early for any appointments or running races in Slovenia.
Serious about protecting the environment, Slovenes do not tolerate littering.
Create your own bucketlist and get notified when tickets are available
Create your bucketlistThank your for subscribing to our Newsletter
You have already subscribed to our newsletter!