Results & Live Tracking — Tallinn Marathon 2026
From September 11 to 13, 2026, Estonia's capital hosts one of Northern Europe's most prestigious running weekends.
Marathon, half marathon, 10K and youth races through the medieval Old Town. Results and live tracking coming soon.
Results & Tracking → 🌐 Official Page →Recognised with a World Athletics Elite Label and ranking among the top fifty marathons globally, the Swedbank Tallinn Marathon is Estonia's premier road race and one of the most prestigious running events in Northern Europe. The 2026 weekend runs from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September, based around Freedom Square on the edge of Tallinn's UNESCO World Heritage Old Town. The single-lap marathon course starts near the iconic Tall Hermann Tower, which flies the Estonian flag from atop Toompea Hill, and winds through six city districts, past the baroque Kadriorg Palace and its parkland, along the scenic Pirita coastline on the Baltic Sea, and through the remarkably intact 13th-century Old Town walls for a dramatic final kilometre.
The multi-day festival spans Friday's kids' races, Saturday's 10K and Half Marathon, and Sunday's full Marathon (42.2 km, starting 9:00am), plus a Youth Run and virtual participation options. The route is flat and fast, ideal for a personal best, and both the marathon and half marathon are certified Boston Marathon qualifying events. Organised to World Athletics standards, the event offers reduced entry rates for seniors and youth and group discounts for parties of 10 or more. Results and live tracking for every race will be published here as soon as the link is available.
2026 Programme
FAQ — Tallinn Marathon 2026
When does the Tallinn Marathon 2026 take place?
The Swedbank Tallinn Marathon weekend runs from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September 2026, with kids' races on Friday, the 10K and half marathon on Saturday, and the full marathon on Sunday at 9:00am.
Where can I find the results of the Tallinn Marathon 2026?
Results and live tracking are published on the official Tallinn Marathon (jooks.ee) platform.
What is the marathon route like?
The single-lap course starts and finishes near Freedom Square on the edge of Tallinn's Old Town, winding through six city districts past Kadriorg Palace, along the Pirita coastline on the Baltic Sea, and through the 13th-century Old Town walls for a dramatic final kilometre. The route is flat and fast, and both the marathon and half marathon carry a World Athletics Elite Label.