SuperHalfs - Berlin Half 2027

Part of the coveted SuperHalfs Series. Run Berlin in 2027.

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SuperHalfs - Berlin Half 2027

Berlin
4 April 2027
Half Marathon

Why run it?

One of the world’s most iconic and beloved half marathons, the GENERALI BERLIN HALF MARATHON. Part of the SuperHalfs Half Marathon Series, the race takes runners through the German capital with a flat course offering great opportunities for PBs, ideal for beginners and elite runners alike. This one is always a sell-out and is fast becoming one of the largest half marathons in Europe. Beat the ballot, get a guaranteed charity entry today and make your miles mean more.

What's it like to run?

Runners:

40000

Surface:

Road

Start:

10:00

Course:

Mostly Flat

Temp:

5-14°C

Distance:

Half Marathon

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Charity partners you can support in this event include

Claire House Children's Hospice

Helping seriously & terminally ill children live life to the full.

USPCA

Ending the cruelty inflicted on defenceless wildlife.

Children in Crossfire

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

Black Country Mental Health

Bringing a better quality of life for people affected by poor mental health, across the Black Country.

Street Child UK

Street child ensure that children are safe, in school and learning.

Sandy Bear Children's Bereavement Charity

Providing services to all children and young people who have, or who are likely to suffer a bereavement in Wales.

AADI - Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland

Our dogs open up a whole new world of opportunity and possibility for autistic children.

The Big Food Project

At The Big Food Project, we’ve seen how hunger deeply affects individuals and families in our communities.

Service Dogs UK

We train and provide assistance dogs from rescue for members of the armed forces and emergency services suffering with PTSD.

Make-A-Wish UK

Make-A-Wish UK grant life-changing wishes to critically ill children. When it comes to their dreams, they deserve to wish for more than a life defined by their illness.