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London Landmarks Half Marathon
London, Greater London
8 Carlton Gardens, St. James's, London SW1Y 5AD, UKSun 6th April 2025
Organiser's Description
The only half marathon to go through both the City of London and the City of Westminster!
10,000 runners will start on Pall Mall, finish by Downing Street, and get to explore the capital on a route like no other, with fabulous views of London’s most iconic landmarks.
This is not your average half marathon, it celebrates London’s wonderful culture and heritage, and expose runners and spectators to London’s ‘quirky and hidden’ secrets!
10,000 runners will start on Pall Mall, finish by Downing Street, and get to explore the capital on a route like no other, with fabulous views of London’s most iconic landmarks.
This is not your average half marathon, it celebrates London’s wonderful culture and heritage, and expose runners and spectators to London’s ‘quirky and hidden’ secrets!
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8 reviews
Adored this race! It was so well organised, really supportive, amazing atmosphere and the entertainment on offer was awesome! Also felt like a diverse group of runners and supporters, passing all the big London landmarks; as well as being very proud to complete the race, I felt proud to be a Londoner!
Rachel
·6 years ago
LLHM. Amazing day and fantastic scenery. Really well organised. The preworkout and atmosphere of the whole day was brilliant from start to finish. Would highly recommend!!
Shyan
·6 years ago
Well organised great run. The route was great and lots of great support along the way. Two points to improve:
1. Stewards didn't all know where the sweater/ jacket drop off for the heart Foundation donations was.
2. We used a lot of plastic bottles - is there a more environmentally friendly solution?
