Are you ready to take the leap to the queen distance or are you already a regular in marathons, in this post we tell you 5 popular marathons in Spain in 2023 in which you can run in the first half of the year.
Zurich Maratón Sevilla
Seville hosts one of the fastest marathons in Spain, second only to the famous Valencia Marathon and being the flattest in Europe. The race will be held on 19 February at 8:30 am, starting at the Paseo de las Delicias, at the Glorieta de Buenos Aires.
The race has the Elite Label, awarded by World Athletics, a category that was previously called Gold.
The marathon passes through emblematic places such as Plaza de España, Torre del Oro, the Macarena and the Giralda.
Marató BP Castellón
This marathon is held on 26 February, and has become one of the fastest races in the country. It has the Label World Athletics, giving it an international distinction.
The race starts at 9 a.m. from Av. Vila-Real and the finish line is at the central platform of the Ribalta Park. This marathon has a flat circuit, which passes in front of the sea.
Zurich Marató Barcelona
This is one of the most famous marathons in Spain, which welcomes a large number of runners from all over the world. This marathon is held on 19 March, starting in Plaza de España and finishing in the same place.
If you decide to run this race, you will be able to enjoy the most emblematic places in Barcelona, such as the Sagrada Familia, the Arc de Triomf, the Cathedral, Barceloneta…
The Zurich Marató Barcelona has the Gold Label, and it will start at 8 am.
Ibiza Marathon
Enjoy the magical island running in a unique and incomparable environment. The 42,195 metre race will start on Saturday 1st April at 4pm, so you can enjoy a weekend of sport, tourism and leisure.
It has a somewhat tough course, which is uphill in the first part of the race and then downhill at the end of it.
If you still don’t know Ibiza, we think it’s a good excuse to visit one of the most famous islands in the world.
Zurich Rock ´N´Roll Running Series Madrid Maratón
If you want to run fast, this is not the best option, as it is one of the toughest marathon courses in Spain. This year it has some changes in the route, it will once again pass through emblematic areas of the capital such as Callao, Puerta del Sol, Plaza de España and the Royal Palace: Callao, Puerta del Sol, Plaza de España and the Royal Palace.
The capital’s marathon will take place on 23 April at 9am, starting in the Plaza de Gregorio Marañón and finishing in the Paseo de Recoletos. Apart from the Filípides distance, there will also be a Half Marathon and a 10k.
To run this distance we believe that you should have a great previous preparation as well as the right footwear and clothing.
In Be Urban Running we have the perfect material to run a marathon with the maximum guarantees.
