What type of course can runners expect?

The Copenhagen Marathon 2026 is a road race featuring a notably flat course designed for speed and efficiency. The route winds through several prominent neighborhoods, including:

• →Inner city
• →Østerbro
• →Christianshavn
• →Vesterbro
• →Nørrebro
• →Frederiksberg

Which landmarks are visible along the route?

The scenic course passes by several of Copenhagen's most famous historical sites, such as:

• →The Lakes
• →Amalienborg Palace
• →The Marble Church
• →Dronning Louises Bridge
• →Christianshavn
• →Langebro
• →Islands Brygge

You can view the interactive course map at Copenhagen Marathon ↗ to plan your run.

What is included in the Race Expo experience?

The Expo serves as the starting point for the race experience, allowing participants to collect essential items and connect with the global running community. The process includes:

• →Race Bag & Nike Race T-Shirt: Collected at the Expo entrance upon presenting a digital start card.
• →Bib Number: Printed on-site at the Expo to reduce waste. The bib includes your race number, first name, nationality, and a Finisher Badge indicating the number of times you have previously participated.
• →Baggage Services: Runners can use their Race Bag to store a change of clothes in the baggage tent within the Runners Area. A bag tag (included with the bib) must be placed in the small plastic pocket on the bag.

What do I need to bring to the Race Expo?

To collect your race materials, you must present your start card.

• →The start card is sent via email no later than one week before Race Day.
• →You do not need to print the card; showing it on your mobile phone is sufficient for entry and collection.

How can I ensure my bib information is correct?

Because the bib is printed on-site to minimize uncollected waste, it is important to ensure your registration profile is fully updated. Please verify that your profile correctly reflects the number of past finishes to ensure your Finisher Badge displays the accurate count.