COPENHAGEN MARATHON

THE 43r^d COPENHAGEN MARATHON WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY, MAY 15, 2022

About:

The Copenhagen Marathon is a fast and flat race through the streets of this beautiful, Danish capital. You may call it a race but it is also an intense street party for runners because the number of music bands along the course is mind-blowing. Add this to the energetic crowds that line the course of the Copenhagen Marathon and you get a unique race with a very upbeat atmosphere.

The loop course of the København Marathon is also great for sightseeing. It starts and finishes at the Islands Brygge and takes you by places like the parliament building Christiansborg, the old Stock Exchange “Børsen” and the New Harbour.

Description About the Copenhagen Marathon Organiser :

The Copenhagen Marathon is an annual road running event over the marathon distance that takes place on the streets of Copenhagen, Denmark. Established in 1980, it is held in May and has around 10,000 participants.

Covering most of central Copenhagen, runners get to experience the different atmospheres and moods that feature each and every area of the city, including the green Østerbro, the multi-cultural Nørrebro, the ultra-hip Vesterbro and back across the harbour to the finish on Islands Brygge.

The Copenhagen Marathon course is a round course from and to Islands Brygge. The course has a complete flat elevation profile. A genuine city marathon, the course showcases all the central parts of Copenhagen, its impressive architecture and its best highlights. The course surface is mainly asphalt with a few short cobblestone stretches. The course is measured and approved by the Danish Athletics Federation and the International Association of Athletics Federations IAAF/AIMS.

The Copenhagen Marathon course is a round course from and to Islands Brygge. The course has a complete flat elevation profile. A genuine city marathon, the course showcases all the central parts of Copenhagen, it’s impressive architecture and best highlights. The course surface is mainly asphalt with a few short cobblestone stretches. The course is measured and approved by the Danish Athletics Federation and the International Association of Athletics Federations IAAF/AIMS.