Latest News About London Landmarks Half Marathon

The most recent news around the London Landmarks Half Marathon centres on the 2026 edition, which took place on Sunday 12 April 2026, and has already been confirmed again for 2027.[1][2][3]

What just happened in 2026

• Thousands of runners completed the 13.1‑mile closed‑road route through central London, passing landmarks such as Big Ben, St Paul’s Cathedral, the Shard, Tower Bridge, and the London Eye.[3][6][7]
• The race was organised by baby‑charity Tommy’s, which has used the event since 2018 to raise over £75 million for more than 800 charities, including causes like cancer research and children’s charities.[5][9][3]

Plans for 2027 and beyond

• The London Landmarks Half Marathon 2027 is already advertised for Sunday 11 April 2027, starting on Pall Mall and finishing by Downing Street, again weaving through both the City of London and City of Westminster.[7][9][1]
• Charities are actively recruiting runners for 2026 and 2027 places, typically asking for a registration fee and a fundraising target (for example, WWF is asking for around £35 to £400 depending on the charity).[9][1][5]

Key quirks of the race

• It is the only half marathon to run through both the City of London and Westminster, with a highly scenic route designed to showcase both grand and quirky bits of London history (e.g., themed water stations, bowler‑hat send‑off, and “hidden‑history” mile markers).[4][1][7]
• The course is closed‑road, which organisers and participants highlight as a major draw for safety and atmosphere, especially given the density of landmarks and spectators.[4][7][9]

If you tell me whether you’re looking to run, spectate, or just follow results, I can give you the most relevant links and practical details for the next edition.