Eindhoven Half Marathon

The Eindhoven Half Marathon takes runners on a fast and scenic loop through the Dutch city known for its technology and design heritage. The race starts and finishes in the city center. From the start, runners head through several districts of Eindhoven along wide urban boulevards and residential streets before returning toward the central finish area. Along the route, participants pass several notable landmarks, including the Philips Stadium, home of PSV Eindhoven, and the futuristic Evoluon, one of the city’s most recognizable architectural icons. The course also includes sections through quieter residential neighborhoods and areas of green space before guiding runners back toward the heart of the city. The terrain is very flat, which is typical for races in the Netherlands, and the course features long straight streets. Wide avenues provide plenty of space for runners, even with large numbers of participants.