Registration for the 18th Cracovia Marathon: the starting fee will change from 1st February

We would like to remind all runners interested in participating in the 18th Cracovia Marathon, which will take place on 28 April, that the initial starting fee of PLN 80 (or 20 €) is valid until the end of January. From 1st February, the entry fee will be PLN 110 (or 27 €). Do not hesitate!

The second threshold of the starting fee will be valid until the end of March, and then from 1st April to the end of internet registration (18 April), the starting fee will be PLN 140 (or 35 €). In the Competition Office (open on 25-27 April, in the hall under the eastern stand at Henryk Reyman Municipal Stadium), the fee will be PLN 160 (Please note! In the Competition Office there is no possibility to pay the Euro starting fee).

In addition to the general classification and age categories, awards for the fastest runners will be granted: Polish Female, Polish Male, Krakow Female Resident, Krakow Male Resident, as well as for the oldest participant in the marathon. Additional awards will also be granted for the possible new Cracovia Marathon route records.

Details can be found in the Regulations of the 18th Cracovia Marathon.

Internet registration for the 18th Cracovia Marathon is HERE.

As it has been since 2014, once again the start and finish of one of the largest events of this type in Poland, included in the Crown of Polish Marathons, will be located on the Main Market Square in Krakow. According to the slogan of the event: "Through history", participants of the marathon will run alongside many great monuments of Krakow.

As in the previous edition, the competition will take place on one loop, and marathon runners will also visit Nowa Huta. For the first time, they appeared in this district during the fourth edition of Cracovia Marathon (in 2005), and one year ago, they returned there after a break of 5 years. At present, details are being presented to the Road Administration of the City of Krakow, other Municipality units and the Police. The route will have the approval of the PZLA (Polish Athletic Association), the IAAF and the AIMS.