Marathon Guide

DNB Oslo Marathon

Oslo’s two-lap city marathon circles waterfront and central landmarks, with a sold-out field, shifting September weather, and repeated course exposure.

Next raceSaturday, September 12, 2026
Distance categoryMarathon
LocationOslo, Norway
Boston qualifierNo

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Quick facts

  • Scenic course through Oslo: Enjoy landmarks like Akershus Fortress, the Opera House, and Oslo Fjord.
  • distinctive Oslotriple challenge: Marathon, half-marathon, and 10 km race totaling 73 km.
  • Efficient logistics: Bib pickup at Rådhusplassen expo, official luggage storage at Town Hall.
  • Support and safety: Regular aid stations with refreshments; medical support available.

About the DNB Oslo Marathon

DNB Oslo Marathon anchors a multi-distance running festival in Norway’s capital. The full marathon uses two city laps, giving runners repeated crowd support and a second look at the course’s exposed sections.

Course

The marathon loops through central Oslo and along the waterfront, passing city landmarks and sections near the fjord. Gentle grades, turns, and two-lap repetition make even pacing more important than the modest elevation profile suggests.

Race-day weather

DNB Oslo Marathon race-day temperatures usually fall near 45-59°F (7-15°C) in September. Runners should prepare for high humidity and a light breeze, with a good chance of rain showers.

Past DNB Oslo Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2026Saturday, September 12, 2026Upcoming
2025Saturday, September 20, 2025CompletedOpen results
2024CompletedOpen results

DNB Oslo Marathon FAQ

When is the DNB Oslo Marathon?

The 2026 DNB Oslo Marathon is on Saturday, September 12, 2026.

How do I register for the DNB Oslo Marathon?

You can register for the DNB Oslo Marathon at oslomaraton.no.

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