Marathon

Silesia Marathon

Silesia Marathon crosses the Upper Silesian metropolis on a point-to-point urban course, with broad roads, industrial landmarks, and late rollers.

Race date2027 date TBD
Distance categoryMarathon
LocationChorzów, Poland
Get alertsRace record updated October 6, 2026

Quick facts

  • Finish at Silesian Stadium: Experience an Olympic-style finish at Europe's largest athletics stadium.
  • Scenic Four-City Route: Pass through Katowice, Chorzow, Myslowice, and Siemianowice, including Europe's largest city park.
  • Cultural Highlights: Explore historic sites like "Królowa Luiza" mine and the Silesian Museum.
  • Multiple Race Options: Choose from marathon, half marathon, or ultramarathon distances.

About the Silesia Marathon

Silesia Marathon is a major Polish road race spanning several cities in the Upper Silesian metropolis. The full distance combines urban roads, industrial heritage, and a stadium finish.

Course

The point-to-point route moves across several Upper Silesian cities before finishing inside Silesian Stadium. Broad urban roads, gradual rollers, and exposed connecting sections create a course that changes character between districts.

Race-day weather

For the Silesia Marathon in Chorzów, expect temperatures between 43-56°F (6-13°C) with moderate humidity. Be prepared for potential rain showers and light winds that could impact open areas.

Past Silesia Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2026Sunday, October 4, 2026Results availableOpen results
2025Sunday, October 5, 2025Results availableOpen results
2024—Results availableOpen results

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Silesia Marathon FAQ

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We're waiting for the finalized date for the 2027 Silesia Marathon. The most recent running was on Sunday, October 4, 2026.

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