Tallinn Marathon courses revealed

All race routes are single-lap and take participants to different locations in six districts of the capital.

The start and finish are close to the Tall Herman Tower, one of the most important symbols of Estonian statehood. The medal designs are also inspired by the tower.

The 21km half marathon is on Saturday 10th September at 0900 and starts and finishes on Falgi road (500m from the competition center on Freedom Square).

The 42km begins on Sunday, 11 September at 0900 with the same start and finish point.

Saturday also sees the Nike Youth Run 5K at 1400 and the Rimi 10K at 1700.

If you can’t be in Tallinn this year, take part in the virtual run.

Parallel to the usual event the Tallinn Marathon Virtual Run takes place from 1–30 September 2022 on the course of your own choice. It does not matter where you are in the world – you can still earn the special Tallinn Marathon medal.

Tallinn Marathon’s virtual race will include last year’s very popular distance called ‘The Marathon Combo’. The 42 km Combo will give everyone the opportunity to run a marathon, but in smaller parts. All participants will receive a medal and a marathon T-shirt by post.