London Landmarks Half Marathon

Running

Event Type:Running

Location:London

Distance:13.1 miles

Registration fee:£35

Fundraising target:£400

Event date:4th Apr 2027

Run the London Landmarks Half Marathon as part of our #WishHero team, because every child deserves to wish for more than a life defined by illness​.

About the event

The London Landmarks Half Marathon is a fantastic closed road, central London run and is the only half marathon to go through both the City of London and City of Westminster. From cultural landmarks and heritage to the city's quirky and hidden secrets, runners get to explore the capital on a route like no other!

The race starts by Pall Mall, finishes by Downing Street and has fabulous views of London’s most iconic landmarks including Big Ben, St Paul’s Cathedral, Nelson’s Column, the Shard, the Tower of London and the London Eye.

Registrations are now OPEN! This will be the 10th anniversary of the iconic race, so don't miss out! 

Join the #WishHero team! 

Registration Options

Charity Place

Our charity place registrations are now officially open! Click here to register for £35, and set a fundraising target of £400. We'll be there to support you every step of the way!

How we'll support you

  • A free #WishHero running top and fundraising pack
  • Access to our online training hub and app
  • Regular support emails, key information and fundraising tips
  • Any fundraising materials you may require
  • Dedicated member of the Events Team to help
  • Loud #WishHero cheer point on race day
  • Thank you letter and certificate

Register today!


Why run for us in the London Landmarks Half Marathon?

By supporting Make-A-Wish UK and becoming a #WishHero in the 2027 London Landmarks Half Marathon, you'll be transforming the lives of children like Kate, who wished 'to meet and train with my gymnastics idol'. Her wish was made possible because of #WishHeroes like you.

Kate's wish

9 years old

London

"I wish to meet and train with my gymnastics idol"

Read about Kate's wish

"They go through so much – they don’t get a say in their treatment, we have to tell them where to go, where to be. She’s forced to do things she didn’t ask for. But the wish is her wish, it’s something she can control and is something that they can enjoy. If it wasn’t for people donating to charities like Make-A-Wish, I don’t know if she would be able to have that experience. It’s a memory that we’ll treasure and will last forever."

Kate's mum