Runner’s Journal
Every marathon weekend teaches you something; about the course, the city, or simply yourself.
The Runner’s Journal gathers those small lessons and practical tips to make planning your next trip a little easier.
Featured Articles
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Running a marathon isn’t just about distance or discipline, it’s about discovery. Every race tells a story, and some of the most beautiful ones unfold across Europe’s coastlines, mountains, and …
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As the sun rises over London on marathon weekend, the city transforms into a living, breathing celebration of endurance and spirit. The London Marathon isn’t just another race, it’s a …
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Running the TCS New York City Marathon is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Whether you’re an elite athlete or chasing your first 26.2-mile finish, this race blends challenge, inspiration, and pure city …
- Arrive a day or two early so you’re not rushed before race day.
- Keep your race kit in your carry-on, just in case.
- Visit the expo early; it’s usually quieter.
- Check metro/transport times for race morning.
- Book a hotel close to the start or finish if you can.
- Keep sightseeing light the day before the race.
- Bring your usual race-day nutrition, don’t experiment.
- Pack clothes for changing weather; mornings can be cooler.
- Best Marathon Cities Around the World
→ A look at iconic cities that make marathon travel unforgettable.
