Race detail
London, UK
Last checked: 13 April 2026
Entries for the 2027 London Landmarks Half Marathon are currently closed. This race usually sells out fast.
Quick summary
The London Landmarks Half Marathon (LLHM) is a unique, closed-road 13.1-mile race held annually in central London, showcasing iconic sites in Westminster and the City of London.
Date
Sunday, 4 April 2027
Location
London
Distance
Half Marathon
Surface
Road
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Event overview
The London Landmarks Half Marathon (LLHM) is a unique, closed-road 13.1-mile race held annually in central London, showcasing iconic sites in Westminster and the City of London. Organized by Tommy's charity, the event is known for its lively atmosphere, featuring musical performances, DJs, and charity cheer stations along a flat route passing landmarks like Big Ben and St Paul’s Cathedral.
Race facts
Race
London Landmarks Half Marathon
Date
Sunday, 4 April 2027
Location
London, UK
Distance
Half Marathon
Surface
Road
Last checked
13 April 2026
Frequently asked questions
Entries for the 2027 London Landmarks Half Marathon are currently closed. This race usually sells out fast.
London Landmarks Half Marathon takes place on Sunday, 4 April 2027.
The London Landmarks Half Marathon (LLHM) is a unique, closed-road 13.1-mile race held annually in central London, showcasing iconic sites in Westminster and the City of London. Organized by Tommy's charity, the event is known for its lively atmosphere, featuring musical performances, DJs, and charity cheer stations along a flat route passing landmarks like Big Ben and St Paul’s Cathedral.
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