EDP Lisbon Half Marathon 2027

Sunday, 7 March 2027 · Lisbon, Portugal

The weekend at a glance

Your number

Centro de Congressos de Lisboa. Thursday 4 to Saturday 6 March 2027, 10:00 to 20:00. Nothing is given out on race day

Start

The 25 de Abril Bridge, 9:30

Getting to it

Fertagus train, getting off at Pragal. Free for runners with a number

Finish

The Jerónimos Monastery, Belém

Time limit

3 hours

Bag drop

Not available on the day

Climb

No published figure. Flat once off the bridge

Weather

The last five race mornings ran from 9.8 °C to 22.0 °C at 9:30 and up to 27.1 °C at 13:00

On this page

1. Getting to Lisbon
2. Where to stay in Lisbon
3. Collecting your number
4. Race morning
5. The course
6. Weather in Lisbon in March
7. Afterwards
8. Other race weekends
9. Sources

Getting to Lisbon

Lisbon airport is on the Red Line of the metro, which runs to Saldanha in about 20 minutes. The metro runs from 6:30 to 1:00 every day. The finish at the Jerónimos Monastery is about 6.7 km on foot from Praça do Comércio, and the start is reached by the Fertagus train described below.

Fertagus runs from Lisbon over the 25 de Abril Bridge to Pragal and on towards Setúbal. Its Lisbon stations are Roma-Areeiro, Entrecampos, Sete Rios and Campolide.

Where to stay in Lisbon

The race starts on the bridge and ends in Belém. The measurements below are walking distances from the finish at the Monastery.

Anyone staying in the centre takes Fertagus from one of the four Lisbon stations to Pragal on race morning. The organiser's page does not describe the way back from Belém.

Collecting your number

The 2027 kits are handed out at Centro de Congressos de Lisboa from Thursday 4 to Saturday 6 March, 10:00 to 20:00 each day, and nothing is given out on race day. A kit has a technical shirt, your number with its chip, and a bag.

The congress centre is 2.3 km on foot from the finish at Belém. It is the one stop of the weekend that is not on the race route.

Race morning 2026 details

Getting to the start is by Fertagus, and trains are free for runners who show their number. Public transport to the Fertagus stations is also free, the organiser says. Get off at Pragal. Spectators cannot go onto the bridge.

There is no bag drop in the race, so wear what you will run in and carry nothing you need back. In 2026 corrals were assigned from the best time given at registration, in four groups, under 1:30, under 1:45, under 2:00 and over 2:00, with pace leaders for 4:00, 4:15, 5:00 and 5:30 per km.

The 2026 start was 9:30 on the bridge, and the 2027 page gives the same time.

The course

The course starts on the bridge, continues along the north shore of the Tagus past the docks and the city's historic buildings, and finishes at the Jerónimos Monastery. Wikipedia lists the Belém Tower on the way and describes the elite course as at sea level and wide and flat.

The organiser has not published a climb figure or the drinks stations for 2027 that this guide could check, and the time limit is 3 hours.

Weather in Lisbon in March

The last five race days at the bridge, at 9:30 (the average of the 9:00 and 10:00 readings) and at 13:00, are in this table. The 2022 race was in May and the other four in March.

The March races started at between 9.8 °C and 14.6 °C. The 2024 race was held a week late because of the elections.

Afterwards

The finish is at the Monastery in Belém. The organiser's page does not list the finish area services, so check them when the participant guide is published. The metro runs until 1:00.

Other race weekends

Lisbon Half Marathon is part of the SuperHalfs. The series' other races with a guide here are Prague Half Marathon, Berlin Half Marathon, Copenhagen Half Marathon, Cardiff Half Marathon and Valencia Half Marathon.

Close by, and with guides of their own, are Lisbon Marathon, Madrid Marathon and Zurich Seville Marathon.

The next races with a guide

Rome Marathon14 March 2027 · Rome, Italy Prague Half Marathon3 April 2027 · Prague, Czech Republic Berlin Half Marathon4 April 2027 · Berlin, Germany

All race weekend guides

Sources

Written from the organiser's published information and the app's own race data, checked on 2 October 2026.

If something here is wrong or out of date, tell us.