Nymburský půlmaraton
Nymburk, Nymburk District, Central Bohemian Region, Czech Republic
Registration and pricing
Registration closes: April 21, 2026
Půlmaraton
- 650 Kč Valid until December 31, 2025
650 Kč do 31. prosince 2025
- 850 Kč Valid until April 12, 2026
850 Kč od 1. ledna do 12. dubna 2026
- 1100 Kč Valid until April 21, 2026
1100 Kč od 13. dubna do 21. dubna 2026
Desítka
- 650 Kč Valid until December 31, 2025
650 Kč do 31. prosince 2025
- 850 Kč Valid until April 12, 2026
850 Kč od 1. ledna do 12. dubna 2026
- 1100 Kč Valid until April 21, 2026
1100 Kč od 13. dubna do 21. dubna 2026
Dětské závody
- 100 Kč
startovné 100 Kč
Race description
The Nymburk Half Marathon is a traditional running race held in the picturesque town of Nymburk. Its flat course is suitable both for recreational runners and for those training for longer races. The route runs through the town park, along the Elbe cycling path and over two bridges, covering a total of 21.1 km. A 10K is also available as a shorter option for less experienced runners. The race venue is located below the town walls, giving the event a unique atmosphere.
Highlights
- A flat course with minimal elevation gain, apart from the stairs on a bridge and the crossing over the lock
- The route runs on paved roads (95%) and paths or paving stones (5%)
- Runners cross two bridges over the Elbe River, including one with 60 steps
Additional information
Refreshments are provided at the start, finish and every 5 km (water, sports drinks, fruit and chocolate). A race bib with the runner’s name is available for registrations paid by April 12, 2026. Children’s races have separate starts from 8:30 to 9:05, with the results announced at 9:15. Refreshments, medals, diplomas and small gifts are provided for children. The entry fee must be paid within 7 days of registration; otherwise, the entry will be cancelled. The route runs through the town park, along cycling paths and over two bridges. Registration is online, and the entry fee varies according to the registration date. The race has no significant elevation gain and a 3-hour time limit.