Thursday 4 April 2024
12:00 - 20:00 Running Expo (Křižík Pavilions D and E, Prague Exhibition Center)

Friday 5 April 2024

10:00 - 20:00 Running Expo (Křižík Pavilions D and E, Prague Exhibition Center)

11:00   Hilton hotel press conference

Saturday 6 April 2024

8:00    Technical area open

8:30    Start of entertainment program

9:30    Line-up open (Bubenské nábřeží)

10:00  Start of the Prague Half Marathon 2024

10:58 - 11:00  Estimated finish of the first male runner

11:05 - 11:07  Estimated finish of the first female runner

11:15   Award Ceremony first three Men

11:20   Award Ceremony first three Women

11:30   Award Ceremony first 3 Czech Men + Women 

13:00   Official end of the race

14:00   Closing of technical area

Prague Half Marathon 2024

Start: 10:00 am Saturday, April 6, 2024

Start location: Prague - Bubenské Nábřeží, Holešovice

Nearest metro station: Vltavská on line C (a few minutes' walk to the starting point)

It is not easy to run a halfmarathon. Please train properly, get in touch with your trainer and general practitioner or a sport doctor. If you do not feel well or suffer from the injury, please consider to take part in the race.

Please fill in the health information on the back side of your start number and a contact person in case emergency. 

Thank you.

You will be asked to show your ID when picking up the start number to verify your identity. 

You can also authorize someone else to pick up your number on your behalf. Find more info here.

You are not obliged to show any health certificate.

It will be possible to authorize another person to pick up your start number online until 5.4.2024 at 15:00.

Re-registration to another runner for the 1/2Marathon Prague 2024 can be done online from the registered runner's profile until Sunday, 31 March 2024 (procedure here). The fee for online registration tranfer is 100 CZK (4 EUR).

Re-registration for another runner will also be possible directly at the EXPO. The fee for registration transfer on the spot will be 150 CZK (6 EUR).

The starting number can be picked up during the opening hours of the Running Expo.

When picking up your starting number, you will be asked to present a document for identity verification, a national ID card or similar document with your name and photo is sufficient to prove your identity. The bib number can be collected on behalf of an authorized power of attorney or by authorizing another person to collect online via Runners ID.

It will be possible to authorize another person to pick up your start number online until 5.4.2024 at 15:00.

It is strictly forbidden to use any means of transport (during the race), or to go on the course with a child’s pram, run with dogs or carry children. Participation in the race is at participants’ own risk. More information about race rules. 

Your start number must be fixed visibly on your chest. 

Safety-pins will be included in the envelope containing your start number.

Timekeeping will be tracked through chips, which are attached to the back of the start number, and which must not be removed at any time during the race. NO CHIP = NO TIME! Chips are disposable.

Time limit is 3 hours from the start of the race (starting signal). The limit time is listed for each kilometer in the map of the race. All runners behind this time must leave the course and end their participation in the race for safety reasons.

1. The half marathon isn’t a sprint. It’s more than 21 km.
2. Go for a sports-health check-up before the race.
3. Keep an eye on the weather forecast and dress as if the temperature were 5 °C higher. You can put on an old coat or t-shirt at the start. All clothing left in the start lanes will go to the needy.
4. Fix your start number to a visible place on your chest and complete the details required on the reverse side. This will make it easier to provide health assistance if necessary.
5. Use the designated toilet areas.
6. Adhere to the instructions of the organisers.
7. Make sure you look around you before throwing away your cup, spitting or blowing your nose.
8. If you can’t go on any more, first cross to the edge of the course before stopping. This will prevent collisions and unexpected encounters.
9. The refreshment stations are many metres long. Use the whole length of the space and don’t stop right at the first table.
10. You can run with headphones if you want, but many bands and music points are located along the course so it would be a pity to miss them.
11. Share your joy about completing the run with your fans only after you’ve crossed the finish line.
12. Everyone’s a winner. Enjoy the run and the happiness regardless of the time.

Take part in the race only in excellent health and after adequate preparation. We recommend that you undergo a specialist check-up and pay close attention to your current state of health.

Please fill in the health information on the back side of your start number and a contact person in case emergency. 

With the RunCzech App you can easily pick up your start number, receive all benefits from race partners and learn important race information. Your friends and family can also find useful information in the app.

Saturday 6 April 2024

8:00    Technical area open

8:30    Start of entertainment program

9:30    Line-up open (Bubenské nábřeží)

10:00  Start of the Prague Half Marathon 2024

10:58 - 11:00  Estimated finish of the first male runner

11:05 - 11:07  Estimated finish of the first female runner

11:15   Award Ceremony first three Men

11:20   Award Ceremony first three Women

11:30   Award Ceremony first 3 Czech Men + Women 

13:00   Official end of the race

14:00   Closing of technical area

The start of the race is located on Bubenské nábřeží. To get to the start, we recommend using the metro, just get off at the Vltavská station (line C) and then it's only a few minutes' walk to the start. Buses will also run from the Vltavská metro station on the day of the race, which will take you to the technical area, which islocated in the immediate vicinity of the start.

The division into corridors is determined by the expected time in registration and the timeliness of your registration. Your corridor is according to “Group” on your start number. Available only for runners with the start number.

Are clearly visible according to the goal finish times: 1:24, 1:30, 1:40, 1:45, 1:50, 2:00, 2:15, 2:30. You can find them in each corridor.

Will be located at several marks on the track. Please, throw all the waste in the marked places and directly into containers. This ensures efficient recycling.

Will be located at several marks on the track. Please, throw all the waste in the marked places and directly into containers. This ensures efficient recycling.

If you are running a half marathon for the first time, you can read running tips on appropriate clothing, drinks and nutrition on the day of the race on our website in the First-timers section.

Changing room, bag deposit, toilets - all this can be found in the technical area. Entry is only possible for participants with a start number and will be checked.

The opening hours and location of the technical area will be specified later. Thank you for your patience.

Located in the technical area. Hand over your belongings to a volunteer standing at the appropriate box corresponding to the last two digits of your bib number. Maximum accepted size of bags 25×45×70 cm. Larger luggage cannot be accepted for capacity and safety reasons.

After the race, a medal engraving tent will be located near the partner town and the technical facilities, where you can have your time engraved.

Will be available at the start, the finish, in the technical area and along the course. If you need to call an ambulance, ask a volunteer or call the emergency services on number 155 and tell them your start number.

If you are not feeling well or have recently been ill it’s best to not take part in the race. You are entering the race at your own risk. 

Along the course there will be several medical points and ambulance points. Also, there will be mobile bike groups with AED.

On the back of your number fill in all important information about your state of health for the case of medical assistance.

Are placed at every refreshment point, in the technical area and in the start/finish area.

Results will be published after the race as soon as possible. The ranking is done according to the official time which is counted from the start of the race. You can contact us if there is a mistake in your result within 5 working days after the race. Don’t forget to provide the name of the race, your start number and as many details as possible.

Please follow the instructions of the organizers and volunteers! Thank you.

Order your photographs online at www.marathon-photos.com. Available approximately 3 days after the race.

The six cities of Lisbon, Prague, Copenhagen, Cardiff, Valencia and Berlin have joined forces to form SuperHalfs, an exciting new half marathon series. Answers to frequently asked questions about SuperHalfs.

For more information please follow the official Superhalfs website and social media channels.