Races in Hungary

The last big race of the autumn on the shores of Lake Balaton — fast, flat courses by the 'Hungarian sea'.

An Advent 'easy jog' of about 10 km through festively decorated Kecskemét in early December.

A 'Mikulás' (Santa) run in Tatabánya on St Nicholas Day: a fun ~5-6 km in Santa hats, plus a 2 km and children's races.

Four days of running around the 'Hungarian sea' — a multi-day supermarathon circling all of Lake Balaton.

A spring marathon in Hungary's second city — certified courses through central Debrecen and an expo the day before.

Budapest's spring half marathon with views of Parliament and Buda Castle — one of Hungary's best-loved races.

Over 200 km non-stop around Lake Balaton — a legendary ultra and a giant relay party.

A BSI corporate team run in Budapest: a flat 5 km city loop plus a 3×2.7 km relay and a 2 km walk — an event built for companies and their staff.

A spring marathon by Malomvölgy lake in Pécs — from 5 km to the full distance in sunny southern Hungary.

A spring marathon from Szeged's Dóm Square — flat distances from 3 to 42 km in the sunny city on the Tisza.

Hungary's most popular trail race — 22 to 111 km through the Pilis and Visegrád hills above the Danube Bend.

Hungary's biggest women-only race — more than thirty years of tradition and thousands of runners in the heart of Budapest.

A summer night half marathon from Heroes' Square down Andrássy Avenue — Budapest lit up, music and a medal.

Hungary's biggest half marathon — over 20,000 runners along the Danube past UNESCO sites.

An 8 km street race in Kiskunhalas as part of the grape-harvest festival, with a 2 km and children's runs too.

A 5 and 10 km run in Pannonhalma, below the famous UNESCO-listed Benedictine abbey, on rolling roads with sweeping views.

An unusual run on the apron and taxiways of Debrecen Airport: flat, fast 5 and 10 km where you normally can't set foot, plus a 4×2.5 km relay.

A running festival in small-town Kapuvár — from kids' races to a marathon and a six-hour ultra on a flat loop.

Crossing the Danube several times, past the Parliament building and Buda Castle — a marathon through a UNESCO World Heritage site.