The SuperHalfs are the “Majors” of the half marathon: six big European halves in Lisbon, Prague, Berlin, Copenhagen, Cardiff and Valencia. Finish all six, in any order and with no time limit, and you get the SuperMedal at the finish line of your last race. Here’s how the series works, with the 2027 date of every race.
The short answer
- How it works: finish the 6 halves of the series, in any order, to earn the SuperMedal.
- No time limit: since 2025 there is no deadline to complete the series.
- Free: the SuperPassport costs nothing. You only pay your race entries, one by one.
- Bonus challenge: in 2027, Prague (3 April) and Berlin (4 April) take place on consecutive days.
Contents
The 6 half marathons of the SuperHalfs series
1. Lisbon Half Marathon: over the Tagus
The EDP Lisbon Half Marathon starts by crossing the 25 de Abril Bridge, high above the Tagus. The course then follows the river and finishes at the Jerónimos Monastery in Belém.
- Date: Sunday 7 March 2027
- Capacity: 21,000 runners.
- Entry: on the official race website.
- Best for: a first SuperHalf in spring sunshine.
2. Prague Half Marathon: Charles Bridge in sight
The Generali Prague Half Marathon is a loop through the city with views of Prague Castle. The course passes Charles Bridge, the National Theatre, Vyšehrad and the Rudolfinum.
- Date: Saturday 3 April 2027
- Capacity: 16,000 runners.
- Good to know: only editions from 2022 onwards count towards the series.
- Best for: runners who want to run Berlin the next day.
3. Berlin Half Marathon: a Brandenburg Gate finish
The Generali Berlin Half Marathon starts and finishes in the city centre, between the Federal Chancellery, the Reichstag, the Victory Column and the Brandenburg Gate. The course is flat and fast, and you run through the Brandenburg Gate 100 metres before the finish. It’s the biggest race of the series, with a capacity of 43,000 runners.
- Date: Sunday 4 April 2027, the day after Prague
- Entry: on the official website. Bibs cannot be transferred.
- Good to know: Berlin counts towards the series from the 2024 edition.
- Best for: runners chasing a spring half marathon PB.
Staying in Berlin? Read our guide to the Berlin Marathon.
4. Copenhagen Half Marathon: flat and car-free
The Copenhagen Half Marathon runs through Nørrebro, Vesterbro, the city centre and Frederiksberg Allé, past Christiansborg Palace, the Marble Church and the Black Diamond library. The course is flat and wide, and the finish on Øster Allé is famous for its atmosphere.
- Date: Sunday 19 September 2027
- Capacity: 30,000 runners.
- Entry: on the official race website.
- Best for: a fast autumn half after a summer build-up.
5. Cardiff Half Marathon: from the stadium to the bay
The Cardiff Half Marathon passes the Principality Stadium, Cardiff Bay, the Civic Centre and Cardiff Castle. With 27,500 runners, it sells out every year.
- Date: Sunday 3 October 2027
- Capacity: 27,500 runners.
- Good to know: only the October 2022 edition and later count towards the series.
- Best for: runners who want to add Wales to their collection.
6. Valencia Half Marathon: the fastest of the series
The Valencia Half Marathon winds through the city centre and the Maritime Quarter. It’s the fastest race of the series: Letesenbet Gidey set the women’s world record here in 1:02:52 in 2021, and Yomif Kejelcha has held the course record of 57:30 since 2024.
- Date: Sunday 24 October 2027
- Capacity: 25,000 runners.
- Entry: on the official race website.
- Best for: PB hunters who want to finish the series on a fast course.
Prefer the full distance? Read our guide to the Valencia Marathon.
The 2027 SuperHalfs calendar
| Half | Country | 2027 date | Highlight | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lisbon | Portugal | 7 March | 25 de Abril Bridge | 21,000 |
| Prague | Czech Republic | 3 April | Charles Bridge | 16,000 |
| Berlin | Germany | 4 April | Brandenburg Gate | 43,000 |
| Copenhagen | Denmark | 19 September | Flat and car-free | 30,000 |
| Cardiff | Wales | 3 October | Castle and bay | 27,500 |
| Valencia | Spain | 24 October | The fastest | 25,000 |
To save time, you can run Prague and Berlin on the same weekend: two stamps in two days. Only try it if you already run half marathons regularly.
How to complete the SuperHalfs
- Create your SuperPassport from your first race. It’s free, and you can claim eligible past results with your bib number and chip time.
- Plan over two or three years. With no time limit, there’s no rush: pick two or three races a year to fit your calendar.
- Train properly for each half. Give every race a real build-up and predict your finish time to set your paces.
- Get your fuelling right. Even over 21 km, good fuelling makes a difference: read our tips on what to eat during a half marathon.
A plan for every half in the series
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FAQ
How long do I have to complete the SuperHalfs?
There has been no time limit since 2025. In 2024, runners still had 60 months to finish all six races.
How much does the SuperHalfs series cost?
The SuperPassport is free. You only pay the entry fee for each half, on the race website or through a charity.
Do my past results count?
Partly: only races from 2022 onwards count. For Berlin it’s from 2024, and for Cardiff from the October 2022 edition. You can claim a past result on the SuperHalfs website.
Can I run Prague and Berlin on the same weekend?
Yes. In 2027 they take place on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 April. Each race has its own entry.
Ready to step up to the marathon? Read our guide to the 6 World Marathon Majors and our top 10 flattest marathons.
Ready to earn your SuperMedal? Start your 7-day free trial and let RunMotion Coach build the plan for your next half.
Updated 28 October 2026.
