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Telekom Vivicitta Spring Budapest2027
Sat, 10 Apr 2027 · Budapest · 159 days
- Distance
- 21.1 km
- Race day
- 10°C (49°F)
Course details aren't published yet. Check the official site
The Vivicitta Spring Half Marathon (Budapest Spring Half Marathon) is part of a 2-day long event all about running. On Sunday runners can choose between a half marathon (21 km), a Vivicitta (10 km), while on Saturday the focus is on Midicitta (7 km) and shorter distances for the less experienced runners. With distances ranging from 750 m to 21 km everyone in the family can find their own challenge and welcome the spring by running! A green and flower-filled park hosts the start and finish area, while the half-marathon route passes some of Budapest's best sights. The distance is essentially a sightseeing run. You can run across several bridges over the Danube, admire the view of Buda Castle from the Danube bank, the panorama of Pest and the building of Europe's third largest parliament!
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Telekom Vivicitta Spring Budapest Race Club
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- Ballot opens2 Jun 2026
- Ballot closes30 Jun 2026
- DrawNot announced
- Results outNot announced
- Race day10 Apr 2027
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- Entry fee
- €65
- if you get a place
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- Arrive
- Thu, Apr 8
- Leave
- Sun, Apr 11
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