Half Marathon

RomaOstia Half Marathon

RomaOstia sends a deep point-to-point field from EUR toward the coast, with one notable mid-course climb, a fast final descent, and sea wind.

Next raceSunday, February 28, 2027
Distance categoryHalf Marathon
LocationRome, Italy
Get alertsLast checked August 5, 2026

Quick facts

  • Point-to-point route from Rome's EUR district to the Ostia coast.
  • Fast overall profile with one recognized mid-course climb.
  • A 3:30 limit keeps the race open to a wide range of runners.
  • Open entry is available for the next announced edition.

About the RomaOstia Half Marathon

One of Italy's oldest and largest standalone halves, RomaOstia links Rome's EUR district with the coast. The point-to-point format and strong front end attract fast runners, while a 3:30 limit keeps the event accessible to a broader field.

Course

The route follows Via Cristoforo Colombo from EUR toward Ostia. It is fast overall, but the well-known Camping climb interrupts the rhythm before a final descent rewards controlled pacing. The finish near the coast leaves runners exposed to whatever wind is moving inland from the sea.

Race-day weather

Late February often brings cool, race-friendly air, but conditions can shift between damp, breezy weather and bright sun. A coastal headwind is the main pacing threat, especially after the course opens up on the way to Ostia.

Past RomaOstia Half Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2027Sunday, February 28, 2027Upcoming
2026Sunday, March 1, 2026CompletedOpen results

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RomaOstia Half Marathon FAQ

When is the RomaOstia Half Marathon?

The 2027 RomaOstia Half Marathon is on Sunday, February 28, 2027.

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