SuperHalfs - Lisbon Half 2025

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SuperHalfs - Lisbon Half 2025

2025 sold out. Enquire now for 2026

Lisbon, Portugal
9 March 2025
Half Marathon

Why run it?

Portugal’s biggest running event and part of the SuperHalfs Series, 21,000 runners flock to Portugal’s capital every year for the EDP Lisbon Half Marathon. Having taken place for over thirty years, the course follows the shores of the River Tagus and has on four occasions played host to the half marathon world record, including in 2026! A particularly famous part of the course traverses the iconic bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril) giving you spectacular and unbeatable views of Lisbon. Beat the ballot and secure your place at this iconic start line.

What's it like to run?

Runners:

21000

Surface:

Road

Start:

09:30

Course:

Flat

Temp:

10-18°C

Distance:

Half Marathon

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Charity partners you can support in this event include

Allyson Whitney Foundation

Fueling hope and financial support for young adults with rare cancers

St Joseph's Hospice

Help people with life-limiting illness make the most of the time they have left.

Variety

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

Amicii Dog Rescue

Rehabilitating and rehoming dogs from the UK and mainland Europe, mainly from Spain and Romania.

Cancer Research Institute

Advancing immunotherapy to treat, control, and cure all cancers.

Rainbow Trust Children's Charity

Supporting families who have a child with a life-threatening or terminal illness.

The Matt Hampson Foundation

Supporting young people seriously injured through sport, so they can get busy living again.

Action For Elders

Action for Elders supports people and encourages them to exercise and become active.

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.