Berlin Marathon
9.40 km · 213 points
A World Marathon Majors event held every September in Berlin, famous for its extremely flat and fast course. Multiple world records have been set here, making it the top choice for runners chasing a personal best.
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The Berlin Marathon is a member of the Abbott World Marathon Majors and is held every September in Berlin, Germany.
The course crosses central Berlin, starting and finishing near the Brandenburg Gate and passing landmarks including the Reichstag, the Victory Column and Potsdamer Platz. The route is famously flat and widely regarded as one of the fastest marathon courses in the world; several world records have been set here, making it the first choice for runners chasing a personal best.
Note: the existing route data on this page covers only part of the course (approximately 9.4 km), not the full marathon; complete course data is pending.
The course crosses central Berlin, starting and finishing near the Brandenburg Gate and passing landmarks including the Reichstag, the Victory Column and Potsdamer Platz. The route is famously flat and widely regarded as one of the fastest marathon courses in the world; several world records have been set here, making it the first choice for runners chasing a personal best.
Note: the existing route data on this page covers only part of the course (approximately 9.4 km), not the full marathon; complete course data is pending.
