Next race
Sunday, 25 April 2027
9:00 am start
Distance
42.195 km / 26.2 mi
Urban road
Elevation
Rolling · 100 m gain
100 m climbing
Race profile
Overview
The Torino City Marathon draws about 5,000 runners each April through Turin's baroque boulevards and the Po River parklands. The course passes the Mole Antonelliana, Piazza Castello, and the Lingotto district with views of the Alps on clear days. April spring weather and flat Po valley terrain make it Piedmont's premier marathon.
Torino City Marathon is a certified 42.195 km (26.2 mile) marathon — the standard World Athletics marathon distance.
- Typical participants
Approximately 5,000 finishers
- Weather
Course & terrain
Torino City Marathon course
Course route details and elevation profile for race-week planning.
The Torino City Marathon is a Po River loop starting and finishing in Piazza Castello, passing the Mole Antonelliana, Parco del Valentino, and the Lingotto complex. The riverside and Valentino park sections are the easiest because they stay mostly flat, while the minor rises away from the Po and the long urban connectors are tougher late in the race. Crowds gather in Piazza Castello, around the Mole Antonelliana, and through Parco del Valentino.
The Torino City Marathon course is rolling over 42.195 km (26.2 miles). Runners cover 100 metres of climbing and 95 metres of descent, with a net climb of 5 metres from start to finish.
- Elevation
Rolling · 100 m gain — approx. 239 m above sea level
↑ 100 m · ↓ 95 m · net +5 m
Registration
Torino City Marathon entry requirements
For the Torino City Marathon, the race is held on the fourth Sunday of April. Registration is at https://www.fiatorinocitymarathon.it/.
Getting there
Torino City Marathon travel
Airports closest to Turin for flight planning and race-week travel.
- Closest airport
Caselle Torinese (TO) (TRN)
Turin Airport
15 km / 9 mi
Race footage
Torino City Marathon videos
Race-day footage from the course to help you picture the route, crowds, and key landmarks on marathon day.
Torino City Marathon 2025: 3D Video Course Map | 42.2 km - Torino
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Torino City Marathon elevation profile?
- The Torino City Marathon has 100 metres of total climbing and 95 metres of descent over 42.195 km (26.2 miles). The course is rolling, with 5 metres of net climb from start to finish.
- How long is the Torino City Marathon?
- The Torino City Marathon is the standard marathon distance of 42.195 kilometres (26.2 miles), certified to World Athletics rules. Starts and finishes in Piazza Castello at the heart of Turin.
- What time does the Torino City Marathon start?
- The 2027 Torino City Marathon starts at 9:00 am local time on Sunday, 25 April 2027. Arrive early for baggage drop and corral access — official race communications confirm any last-minute schedule changes.
- What landmarks does the Torino City Marathon pass?
- Runners pass the Mole Antonelliana, Piazza Castello, Parco del Valentino, and the Lingotto district.
- Is the Torino Marathon flat?
- Largely yes. The Po River valley course is mostly flat with gentle undulations along the riverbanks.
- When is the Torino City Marathon?
- The race is held on the fourth Sunday of April.
- Can you see the Alps during the Torino Marathon?
- On clear April days, the snow-capped Alps are visible from the Po River sections.
- Where does the Torino Marathon start?
- The start and finish are in Piazza Castello in central Turin.
Official resources
Torino City Marathon links
Websites
Social Media
Last updated 11 October 2026. Edition dates and course details are reviewed regularly.
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