Copenhagen Marathon 2027

Run Copenhagen, one of Europe's most in-demand races.

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Copenhagen Marathon 2027

Copenhagen
9 May 2027
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Why run it?

The Copenhagen Marathon is one of Europe's fastest growing marathons - moving to ballot in 2027 due to the massive demand! Playing host to 25,000 runners, the scenic and entirely flat course draws participants from all around the globe. The route begins and ends at Øster Allé, taking participants on a journey through the centre of Copenhagen with sights including the architecturally spectacular Royal Palace. Plus, with optimum weather and flat, fast terrain, Copenhagen is a must-do marathon. Beat the ballot and run it for a cause close to your heart.

What's it like to run?

Runners:

25000

Surface:

Road

Start:

09:30

Course:

Flat, fast

Temp:

12°-18°

Distance:

Marathon

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Charity partners you can support in this event include

Children's Tumor Foundation

Our mission is to drive research, expand knowledge, and advance care for the NF community.

The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation

Roy Castle Lung Cancer foundation offers expert lung cancer information and support.

The Skye High Foundation

Supporting families during and after the loss of a twin, triplet, or multiples.

Keep a Child Alive

A global movement born out of a commitment to support children facing the most challenging circumstances.

Children in Crossfire

Responding to the rights and needs of children and young people caught in the crossfire.

Dundalk Dog Rescue

Help us help them because every dog deserves a loving family.

Team Red, White and Blue

Team RWB is a community of Veterans, Service Members, military families, and supporters, united by teamwork, shared values, and a common goal.

Variety

Delivering life-changing programs that give children and young people across the uk a better future.

Orchid - Fighting Male Cancer

Orchid is the UK’s leading charity for those affected by male cancer. For over 25 years we have been working to save men’s lives from testicular, penile and prostate cancer through a range of support services, education and awareness campaigns and a world-class research programme.