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The Brescia City Marathon offers runners an immersive journey through 2,000 years of Italian history and urban vitality. This carefully designed route begins in Brescia's historic centre, winding past Renaissance palaces and Roman ruins before concluding at the magnificent Piazza Loggia. Organised with staggered wave starts for optimal flow, the course challenges participants with a strategic northern climb toward the university district before rewarding them with a scenic return through the city's cultural heart.
Run past Roman Forum (1st century BC)
Pass medieval Broletto Palace with iconic clocktower
See Cathedral Square with La Rotonda and New Cathedral
Experience modern eco-friendly cycling paths
Run near Mario Rigamonti Stadium with university energy
Start / Finish
Brescia's historic centre
Piazza Loggia
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Race Day
What you get
Finisher medal
Finisher t-shirt
Finisher certificate
Chip timing
Goodie bag
E-certificate/e-diploma
Timing chip (single use)
Drink Stations
Nutrition Stations
Medical Assistance
Bag drop
Toilets
Shower
Changing rooms
Accident insurance
Bottle/Glass Delivery
On the day
Toilets
Changing facilities
Bag drop
Marshals on course
First aid on course
Before you enter
Other questions
Information not provided on this page. Please check the official event website for participation requirements and eligibility.
The course is approved by FIDAL (Italian Athletics Federation).
Entry includes: Finisher medal, Goodie bag, Event T-shirts, E-certificate/e-diploma, Timing chip (single use), Post-race meal, Drink Stations, Nutrition Stations, Medical Assistance, Bag drop, Toilets, Shower, Changing rooms, Accident insurance, and Bottle/Glass Delivery.
Runners will pass the Roman Forum (1st century BC), medieval Broletto Palace with its iconic clocktower, Cathedral Square featuring both the circular La Rotonda and the imposing New Cathedral, and other Renaissance palaces and Roman ruins.
Brescia, Italy
Sunday, March 14, 2027
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€58
entry fee