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Medio Maratón de Sevilla
29 November 2026 · Seville, Spain
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The Medio Maratón de Sevilla is a separate event from the February Zurich Maratón de Sevilla, drawing around 20,000 runners each year over a course with barely 26 metres of total elevation gain. The route passes the city's most iconic landmarks — Plaza de España, the cathedral and Giralda tower, and the Triana Bridge over the Guadalquivir river — while Andalusia's mild late-November climate offers near-perfect racing conditions. In 2026, organisers moved the race from its traditional January slot to late November following a citywide sports-calendar restructuring, making this the 32nd edition. The atmosphere throughout Seville is genuinely festive, with locals cheering from every corner of the historic centre. Registration is first-come, first-served, and the runner expo is held at the San Pablo Sports Pavilion.
Course records
Men
59:21
2024 · Bravin Kiprop
Women
1:06:33
2026 · Zeineba Yimer Worku
Weather in November
9–19°C
mild, occasional rain
Late November in Seville is typically mild, around 9-19°C, with a chance of rain on a handful of days.
Starter pack 2026
- bib with timing chip
- technical t-shirt
- runner's bag
The runner pack is collected at the Feria del Corredor at the San Pablo Pavilion; runners must select a pickup day and time during registration.
Pacers & bib pickup
1:452:002:15
Bib pickup
Feria del Corredor, Pabellón de Deportes San Pablo, Sevilla
1–2 days before the race
Pickup runs November 27-28 from 10:00 to 20:00; runners need their registration receipt and an ID document.
Status checked
12 October 2026
Course map
Route not added yet
What’s nearby
Walking
Plaza de España — One of Spain's most beautiful squares, right on the race route.
30 minutes
Catedral de Sevilla y Giralda — The world's largest Gothic cathedral, with its famous Giralda bell tower.
2 hours
Córdoba — Home to the historic Mezquita-Catedral, about an hour away by train from Seville.
Dinner before the race
Al Solito PostoAn Italian restaurant near Plaza de España with over two decades of history — fresh pasta, ravioli and classic carb-loading dishes before the race.
After the finish
The finish area offers a recovery zone with water, fruit and typical Andalusian snacks.
Reviews
Corredor local, Foro Runners2026
One of the flattest routes I've ever run — almost no elevation change, and the whole city came out to cheer on every corner.
Registration closed · Checked 12 Oct 2026
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