Maraton Warszawski
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About the race
The Maraton Warszawski is a historic running event in Poland that has been held continuously since 1979. The event takes place in the heart of Warsaw, with a course designed to showcase the city's landmarks and history. It is part of the European Marathon Classics and the Złota Seria, a prestigious cycle involving the three largest Polish marathons.
Participants can choose from several distances and categories:
- Marathon: The main event covering the classic 42.195 km distance.
- Warszawska Dycha: A 10 km race held alongside the marathon, crossing both sides of the Vistula River.
- Mini Maraton: Races for children and youth aged 3 to 16, with distances ranging from 50 m to 1200 m.
The event features a charity component called #BiegamDobrze, where runners can register via a charity path to support one of several partner organizations. Successful fundraisers receive a race number as a gift. The marathon also serves as a qualifying event for the AbbottWMM MTT Age Group World Championships for runners aged 40 and over.
An Expo Sport-Fitness is organized during the event weekend, alongside a dedicated fan zone with attractions for spectators and families. All finishers receive a commemorative medal. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
