MARATHON
BERLIN
The legendary route through Germany's capital.
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Note: Printed posters are made to order for you and are excluded from the right of withdrawal in accordance with Section 312g(2)(1) of the German Civil Code (BGB).
Please fill in bib number, date, finish time and name.
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Your race, your poster.
The poster shows the official course through Berlin on a subtle city map – together with your personal race data in clean, minimalist typography. Every poster is only printed once you order it.
- Official course
- 42,195 km as a line on a subtle city map, with start and finish marked.
- Your race data
- Bib number, finish time, date and name – your pace is calculated automatically from your finish time.
- 8 colours
- From light chalk to dark anthracite – the preview above shows every colour live with your data.
- Print & frame
- Printed on 170 g/m² premium paper in DIN A4 · DIN A3 · DIN A2 · DIN A1.
- Instant PDF
- As a print-ready 300 DPI PDF right after your order – to print yourself at the print shop of your choice.
MARATHON BERLIN.
Flat, fast, historic – few courses in the world have written as much marathon history as these 26.2 miles through Berlin.
The Berlin Marathon is one of the fastest marathon courses in the world. Since 1974 it has run through the German capital – past the Reichstag, the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and the Victory Column, straight through Tiergarten park, all the way to its iconic finish at the Brandenburg Gate.
The first edition in 1974 was a small amateur race with 286 starters in the Grunewald forest. It wasn't until 1981 that the race moved into central Berlin and became the road race known today. Since German reunification in 1990, the course has run through both former halves of the city – a symbol of a reunited Berlin.
Today the Berlin Marathon is one of the six World Marathon Majors and is considered the fastest marathon course in the world: no other course has produced as many world records.
Records & Numbers.
Between 1998 and 2022 the men's world record was broken in Berlin several times – most recently in 2022 by Eliud Kipchoge with 2:01:09, following his first Berlin world record in 2018 (2:01:39).
Berlin is a record-breaking course for women too: in 2023 Tigist Assefa ran 2:11:53, one of the biggest single improvements in marathon history.
Around 45,000 runners from over 150 countries line up every September – from elite athletes to first-time marathoners.
What you should still know.
The poster shows the official Berlin Marathon course (42.195 km), start and finish at the Brandenburg Gate/Tiergarten, plus your bib number, finish time, pace and name.
Yes. Enter your bib number, date, finish time and name in the personalization form — pace is calculated automatically from your finish time.
As a printed poster in 21 × 29.7 cm, 30 × 45 cm, 50 × 70 cm and 70 × 100 cm on 200 g/m² premium paper – optionally ready-framed in a black aluminium frame. Alternatively as an instant PDF download.
Usually 3–5 business days within the EU. The PDF download is available immediately after ordering.
Yes — a personalized finisher poster with bib number, time and name is a special gift for anyone who finished the Berlin Marathon.
