09:20
£65
Age 17 & over
From cultural landmarks and heritage to the city's quirky and hidden secrets, runners get to explore the capital on a route like no other with an atmosphere which will have you returning year after year!
This is a half marathon that is all about the experience of running through London's historic streets alongside thousands of others and is a completely not-for-profit event organised by a charity to benefit many charities!
The route is a brilliant fusion of the capital's most iconic landmarks and a celebration of its storied history, including character performances, live music and brilliant views.
From steel drum bands to a live DJ, the capital reverberates to the beat of live music around this 13.1-mile course, keeping your energy levels high!
Around the city, you can find characters from London's Roman, Tudor and Victorian history, celebrating everything that makes the city unique.
Supporters and spectators hit the streets in their thousands to help cheer runners on to the finish line, creating an electric atmosphere.
The event is proud to deliver a pan-London community engagement programme and involves London wide schools, boroughs, community groups, cultural organisations, sports clubs and businesses in both event development and on the day.
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Starting by Pall Mall and finishing by Downing Street, the London Landmarks Half Marathon route has much to offer including activations, musical performances, DJs, dancers, themed cheer stations and of course world-famous landmarks too:
Recent themes have celebrated the grand, the quirky and the hidden history of this famous city. Runners and spectators discovered the birthplace of the bowler hat, learnt more about Roman life beneath the City's cobbled streets and found out why Waterloo Bridge is known as Ladies Bridge.
Lock & Co's hatmaker, Thomas Bowler, designed a hardy new hat for the Earl of Leicester's gamekeepers - so the bowler hat was created.
Built so the police could watch troublesome demonstrators in Trafalgar Square.
Designed as a seat so you can enjoy his company.
Australia House was used as the setting in Harry Potter.
R.Twining & Co has been run by the same family from the same location since 1787.
Guy Fawkes and the gunpowder plotters met here when hatching their plans for the Gunpowder Plot.
Shakespeare bought the house in 1613 on the corner of St. Andrew's Hill and Ireland Yard.
Famous from the film Closer this memorial commemorates ordinary people who died trying to save the lives of others.
The famous bell from the nursery rhyme Oranges and Lemons.
Constructed by the Romans and seated over 7,000 spectators.
The Great Fire of London started in a shop here, believed to have belonged to Thomas Farriner, who supplied ships biscuits for the Navy.
Shakespeare first performed the Tempest here for the court of King James I.
This event brings together celebrated musical talent from across the capital! A motivating soundtrack of pulsing pop, sensational samba and uplifting ballads kept runners going. In recent years, runners were treated to:
Winners of the Notting Hill Carnival samba category.
London's inspirational and vibrant drumming group.
Uplifting songs to keep runners' feet moving!
Britain's biggest boyband.
Keeping spirits high with swing, jazz and musical theatre repertoire.
An over-60s choir with classical, pop, jazz and folk.
The UK's first steel band established in 1964, heard at the London Olympics and BBC Radio London.
Toe-tapping dance tunes.
Do you love singing but lack the ability, practice or confidence?
The world's largest, contemporary choir.
Led by Mark De-Lisser, TV vocal coach for ‘The Voice’ and ‘Let it Shine’.
An award winning pop chamber combining good music with serious levels of fun!
A brass, wind and percussion group that plays originals, covers, reggae, Afro-beat, Ska, funk, pop, and Nawlins style.
An eclectic repertoire runners will love!
Getting runners grooving on the route.
Charity is at the heart of the London Landmarks Half Marathon. The event is organised by Tommy's to support many charities, meaning that all profits from the event will go to good causes.
This is hugely beneficial to the charities and gives the runner advantages too, from supporting a cause that is close to your heart to securing a place in this highly sought-after event.
Committing to raising money for charity gives you motivation to get outside and run, plus all of these extras which will elevate your event experience:
Charities know that raising money is all part of the challenge, which is why they provide advice, branded materials and a personalised online fundraising page to help the donations roll in. Think videos for social media, branded imagery and testimonials from previous runners.
Whether this is your first run or your fifth, you'll need to train for it! You'll receive an in-depth training plan with guidance, plus many charities have access to expert coaches and elite runners too, who can provide exclusive tips for your race preparation. Experts include Runningwithus, Full Potential and five-time Olympian Jo Pavey!
When you show up on the day, people need to be able to see clearly that you're supporting a charity. Most charities will give you a branded and personalised t-shirt or vest to run in on the big day, and often a training top too.
When you're partway through your run and your energy is flagging, what you need is a boost from cheering spectators to keep you moving. Many charities set up a cheer station along the route, keeping an eye out for you to send up a huge cheer as you run past!
Many charities will provide refreshments and a post-race sports massage for their runners. This is the perfect way to recover alongside other people who have run for that cause.
You won't be the only person running for that charity, so it's well worth meeting other runners through the charity's invite-only social media pages! You can organise to meet up for training runs, chat with the charity's expert coaches and share tips and stories with each other to keep the motivation levels running high.
Charities buy places in this event, then give them to runners who agree to raise money for the charity – these are called charity places. Charity places are a great way to support a good cause and get a place in the event, especially if general/ballot entries are closed.
Running and charity fundraising go hand-in-hand - which charity will you run for?
These charities have places in the event. To secure your place, select a charity, complete the form and follow the instructions.
Know Diabetes. Fight Diabetes.
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£30
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£375
Helping the brain tumour community to feel less alone and more in control.
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£50
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£300
Creating life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.
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£25
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£350
Dedicated to creating a world without barriers for deaf children.
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£350
The mental health charity.
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£35
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£350
Transforming the lives of people with epilepsy through world-leading research, advocacy and care.
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£25
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£350
Coronary heart disease is the UK's single biggest killer but the BHF is leading the fight against it.
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£10
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£350
For a world free from the effects of MS.
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£350
Advice and support for older age.
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£300
Providing support, services and advice to help autistic people and their families.
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£40
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£350
Reducing the number of baby deaths.
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£300
Challenging attitudes on mental health to help those severely affected by mental illness.
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£300
Ending homelessness.
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£350
CAFOD is there, wherever the need is greatest to ensure that no one is beyond reach.
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£400
Raising awareness and saving lives for prostate, testicular and penile cancer.
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£350
Working to end serious alcohol harm in the UK.
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Find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson’s.
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For a world where every cat is treated with kindness and an understanding of its needs.
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Supporting those affected by mental illness to change mental health for good.
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£350
Providing clean water and decent toilets to everyone, everywhere.
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The only UK charity that reunites missing children and adults with their loved ones.
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£350
Supporting grieving children and young people to ensure they don't face their grief alone.
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£300
Providing the support needed to give homeless young people a future.
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£350
Providing care and support to those affected by the painful genetic skin condition Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), which could affect any one of us.
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£400
Global conservation work to ensure people and nature both thrive.
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£350
Funding vital medical equipment and support to improve life for sick children in Sussex.
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£350
Supporting limbless veterans since WWI.
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£370
Providing vital care and support to all those affected by a blood cancer.
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£350
Funding research to stop prostate cancer killing men.
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£350
Providing support and funding research to improve lives everyday.
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£400
Funding world-class scientific research to make breakthroughs possible.
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£350
Investing in advanced hospital facilities to save and improve lives.
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£350
The only UK-wide charity fighting for a life unlimited, when everyone living with CF can look forward to a long, healthy life.
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Saving the lives of people with blood cancer and blood disorders.
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£350
All of us against arthritis.
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Saving lives and rebuilding futures by funding research, raising awareness and providing support.
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£300
Breaking down the barriers faced by people with sight loss.
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£350
Supporting Evelina London to provide compassionate, trailblazing care.
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£350
Guide Dogs provide life-changing freedom and mobility to blind and partially sighted people.
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£350
Every childhood is worth fighting for.
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2024 entry fees to be confirmed.
It was my first half marathon and I loved every second. Natasha Maynard
An amazing and unique experience. Nikki Harris
We are so excited to bring this new event to our capital and have no doubt it will be one of the best mass participation experiences in the UK. Runners can expect to be surprised with much fun along the route! We want to make sure we keep them well entertained throughout their 13.1 mile challenge and give them lots to talk about after! Lia Bowman, Race Director
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