Warsaw

The Warsaw Half Marathon takes runners through the wide streets of Poland’s capital city. The course passes several central districts and crosses parts of the Vistula River area, offering views of both the modern skyline and historic parts of the city. The route is generally flat with long straight sections, which helps runners maintain a consistent pace throughout the race. Large crowds gather along the main avenues and near the finish area, creating an energetic atmosphere for participants. The event attracts a growing international field alongside a strong local running community. Many runners are drawn by the combination of a straightforward course layout and the opportunity to race in one of Central Europe’s largest cities.