Sevilla2026

Sun, 29 Nov 2026 · Seville · 27 days

Distance: 21.1 km
Terrain: Flat
Climb: 60 m
Race day: 10°C (51°F)

The Sevilla Half Marathon takes runners through the wide streets and historic districts of the Andalusian capital on a fast urban course. The race starts and finishes near Paseo de las Delicias, close to the Guadalquivir River, guiding participants through many of the city’s most recognizable areas. The terrain is extremely flat, typical of Seville’s city layout, with very minimal elevation change, making it one of the fastest half marathon courses in Spain. Long straight avenues and wide roads allow runners to maintain a consistent pace throughout the 21.1 kilometers. With its flat profile, mild winter climate, and scenic landmarks, the Seville Half Marathon has become a popular race for runners aiming to achieve strong times.

Before you go

Pro tips

Racing it

01
Flat and fast by design
The course is extremely flat with only about 60 m of total climb, so expect even splits rather than hill strategy. Pick a target pace you can hold from the gun.
From the elevation profile
02
Use the long straights
The route runs along wide avenues and long straight roads through the historic districts, which makes consistent pacing easy. Settle in early and let the straightaways carry your rhythm.
From the description
03
Cool winter start
Race day typically sits around 10.4°C, mild but cool at the start. Wear something you can shed once you warm up, and expect comfortable running weather.
From the temperature
04
Plan for the ballot
Entry is by ballot, so register when the window opens and confirm your place early before you build a training plan around the date.
From the entry
05
Know the start area
Start and finish are near Paseo de las Delicias by the Guadalquivir River. Scope out the area and your warmup route the day before so race morning is calm.
From the description

In Seville

Getting to the start
Seville's center is compact and walkable, with a metro, tram and buses. Streets along the river close on race morning, so walking or the tram beats driving.
Where to watch
Spectators get good views along Paseo de las Delicias by the river, and near the Triana bridge and Plaza de España. The wide avenues make runners easy to spot.
After the race
Recover with a slow stroll through Parque de María Luisa, then join the local tapas culture in the center. Seville's orange-tree streets reward unhurried wandering.

Written by AI from the course data and the race's description; city tips are general knowledge. Check race-day details with the organizer.

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