Spain · Road running
Spain road half marathons
Compare the Valencia and Barcelona half marathons, with official entry routes, course previews, local start information and results links. These 21.0975 km guides help amateur, club and elite runners plan a Spanish race weekend. Provisional dates and older course information are clearly labelled.
2 race guides · 21.0975 km / 13.1 miles · Dates through 2027
Upcoming half marathon dates
Find road half marathons taking place between now and the end of 2027. Compare the location and approximate field, then open a race guide for entry options, course maps and previous results. Runner numbers refer to the year shown; Unknown means a reliable estimate is not available.
| Date | Half marathon | City / location | Autonomous community | Approximate field |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich | Valencia | Valencian Community | Unknown | |
| Hyundai Mitja Marató Barcelona by Brooks | Barcelona | Catalonia | Unknown |
Choosing a road half marathon in Spain
Compare the route, entry requirements and recent field before choosing your 13.1 miles. Use the location directory below to narrow the journey, then open a race guide for the organiser’s course map and race-day instructions.
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Valencia, Valencian Community
Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich
The 2026 course starts and finishes on Avinguda dels Tarongers near the universities. It visits the Horta Nord area, the edge of the old Turia riverbed and the historic centre, then El Cabanyal. The organiser designs the route for a smooth rhythm with limited turns.
Course: Fast city course with few turns
Entry routes: 2027 loyalty window and ballot information · SuperHalfs participation
Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich guideBarcelona, Catalonia
Hyundai Mitja Marató Barcelona by Brooks
The published course begins on Passeig Picasso and includes city streets and the coastal side of Barcelona. Starts are staggered by expected pace. Use the half-marathon map for the exact route and aid stations, and select a pacer group that matches your training and goal.
Course: Urban road course with coastal sections
Entry routes: Official entry marketplace · Sub-elite application
Hyundai Mitja Marató Barcelona by Brooks guideCommon questions
Which road half marathons are included in this Spain guide?
This AthRecs guide includes 2 road half marathons in Spain, including Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich, Hyundai Mitja Marató Barcelona by Brooks. Open a race guide for its course, entry options, dates and previous results.
When are the next road half marathons in Spain?
The next confirmed dates in this guide are Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich on 25 Oct 2026; Hyundai Mitja Marató Barcelona by Brooks on 14 Feb 2027. All dates are local to the race.
How do I enter a road half marathon in Spain?
Open an individual race guide to compare its entry methods and eligibility rules. Follow the official entry links for registration windows, qualifying requirements, fees and available places.
How can I compare road half marathon courses in Spain?
Use the course summaries to compare terrain, surface and start-to-finish arrangements, then open the individual guide for official maps. A net-downhill course is not necessarily flat, and a road race may include paved paths or a track finish. Check the receiving event’s rules if you need a qualifying time.
Are the approximate fields the number of people who entered?
Each figure states its basis and year. Entrants, starters and finishers are different counts; a previous finishing field is a guide to scale, not an entry total or a guaranteed future field. Figures are approximate, and Unknown means a reliable estimate is not available. They are not multi-year averages unless explicitly described that way.
Where can I find past race and category results?
Each race guide links to the organiser or timing provider’s published records. Choose the correct distance and edition, and read the coverage notes: some archives contain winners only, provisional classifications or results that need further searching.