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The points of interest along the race course are mentioned below, arranged following the course from start to finish.
START – Old Town Square (0 km)
The historic heart of Prague provides a unique backdrop for the start of the marathon. Surrounded by Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque buildings, the square is one of the most important sites in Czech history and gives the race an unforgettable atmosphere every year.
Pařížská Street (0.4 km)
An elegant boulevard connecting the Old Town with the river, it is a symbol of luxury and prestige. Art Nouveau buildings, wide sidewalks, and storefronts of global brands create a striking contrast with the historic city center.
Chamber of Deputies (1.5 km)
The seat of the lower house of the Parliament of the Czech Republic highlights Prague’s role as the country’s political center. The surrounding historic buildings emphasize the continuity of state power.
Wallenstein Palace (1.7 km)
One of the most significant Baroque residences in Prague, now home to the Senate. Its extensive complex with gardens represents a masterpiece of early Baroque architecture in Bohemia.
Prague Castle (1.8 km)
The city’s dominant landmark and the largest castle complex in the world rises above the course. The view of it is one of the most iconic moments of the race and reflects over a thousand years of Czech history.
Charles Bridge (2.8 km)
One of the highlights of the marathon. Running across this medieval bridge, lined with statues of saints, offers a unique experience with panoramic views of historic Prague.
Rudolfinum (3.8 km)
This Neo-Renaissance building on the banks of the Vltava is a center of musical life and home to the Czech Philharmonic. It combines architectural beauty with a rich cultural tradition.
Karlín – Lilith Sculpture (9.3 km)
The dynamically developing Karlín district represents the modern face of Prague. Its landmark is the monumental Lilith sculpture by David Černý, symbolizing the connection between contemporary art and architecture.
Old Town Square (12.7 km)
The route returns to the historic center, where runners are welcomed by familiar surroundings and strong spectator support. Passing through again enhances the unique character of the race.
Celetná Street (13 km)
Part of the famous Royal Route, which for centuries connected the Old Town with Prague Castle. This narrow historic street offers an authentic atmosphere of old Prague.
Powder Tower (13.2 km) A monumental Gothic tower that once served as one of the city’s entrance gates. It remains a symbol of royal coronation processions.
Wenceslas Square (13.6 km)
A center of modern history and social life, associated with key events in Czech history as well as everyday life in the capital.
National Theatre (14.5 km)
A symbol of Czech culture and national identity. This monumental building on the Vltava riverbank was funded by public donations and remains one of the country’s most important cultural institutions.
Dancing House (15.2 km)
An iconic piece of modern architecture that contrasts with the historic surroundings. Its dynamic shape resembles a dancing couple and makes it one of Prague’s most photographed landmarks.
Nusle Bridge (18.0 km)
An important transport structure connecting the city center with other districts. On the course, it marks a key point approaching the halfway stage.
Vyšehrad (21.3 km)
A historic fortress with a शांत and peaceful atmosphere, offering beautiful views of the Vltava. Steeped in legend, it provides a brief escape from the busy city center.
Legion Bridge (31.5 km)
One of the important crossings of the Vltava, bringing runners back toward the city center in the final phase of the race.
National Theatre (31.8 km)
Passing this iconic building again highlights the cultural significance of the course and signals the approaching finish.
Rudolfinum (32.5 km)
Another pass by this major concert hall underlines the connection between sport and culture in the heart of the city.
Karlín – Lilith Sculpture (38.7 km)
The final stretch through a modern district showcases the energy of contemporary Prague. Returning to the Lilith sculpture symbolically closes the contrast between history and modernity.
FINISH – Old Town Square (42.2 km)
The grand finale takes place where it all began. The atmosphere of the historic center, the support of spectators, and the unique surroundings create an unforgettable finish for every runner.
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