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Naples2027
Date TBA · expected Oct 2027 · Naples
Course, start times and fees below are based on 2026. They'll update when the organizer announces 2027.
- Distance
- 21.1 km
- Terrain
- Flat
- Climb
- 138 m
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The Naples Marathon showcases the energy, history, and coastal beauty of southern Italy. Starting along the Bay of Naples, runners enjoy views of Mount Vesuvius and the Mediterranean Sea. The course travels along scenic waterfront roads and through lively neighborhoods that reflect the city’s vibrant culture. Participants experience both historic districts and modern city streets before finishing near the city center. Mild winter weather and enthusiastic local spectators create an exciting race atmosphere. With dramatic scenery, rich Italian heritage, and the unique character of Naples, the event combines a challenging course with an unforgettable running experience along one of Europe’s most iconic coastlines.
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- DrawNot announced
- Results outNot announced
- Race dayNot announced
Checked 6 days ago on the organizer's site
- Entry fee
- €30
- if you get a place
| Distance | Start | Fee | Places | Enter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Marathon 42.195 km · start TBC | TBC | — | Not open yet | |
Half Marathon 21.1 km · start TBC | TBC | €30 | Not open yet |
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