London Landmarks Half Marathon

Sunday 4^th April 2027

The London Landmarks Half Marathon returns in 2027 for a very special milestone, celebrating the 10th anniversary edition of the event.

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The 10th anniversary edition will be a celebration of everything that has made LLHM so special so far: the incredible funds raised for charity, our inspiring community, and the shared experience of running through London together.

Take on the unique route through the heart of the capital, passing some of London’s most iconic sights whilst raising money for your favourite charity and creating unforgettable memories along the way.

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About the route

Starting on Whitehall the 13.1-mile route will take you through the City of Westminster and the City of London, experiencing the sights and sounds of St Paul’s Cathedral, Big Ben, The Cheesegrater, plus many more iconic landmarks, with a final finish in front of Trafalgar Square.

And don’t worry, our JustGiving Cheer Squad (and plenty of others) will be cheering you on every step of the way! No matter what your experience, this route promises to be memorable.

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The London Landmarks Half Marathon is organised by Tommy’s, the official partner charity with the largest charity team at the event. Get a charity place and raise money for an amazing cause, all whilst ticking that half marathon off your bucket list!

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Choose your charity and make a difference for your cause in London Landmarks Half Marathon.

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Join these difference-makers

Julie’s Half Marathon

Julie ran to raise awareness of Breast Cancer and funds for Coppafeel following her Breast Cancer Diagnosis.

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Kerry’s Half Marathon

Kerry ran for Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital, to thank them for supporting her daughter, Amelia.

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Hannah’s Half Marathon

Hannah ran for Myaware, in memory of her Grandad, who had Myasthenia Gravis and sadly passed away at the age of 76.

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Running for Good

To help you get across the finish line, we’ve set up the Running for Good hub! Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just starting out, get connected and take a look at our top tips.