SAUCONY LDN 10K: ROUTE LANDMARKS

The Saucony London 10K route is pretty epic, it takes you past some of the city's most iconic landmarks on completely closed roads. Let’s break down the route and its stunning highlights ✨

Start at Piccadilly

The race kicks off at Piccadilly, just north of Green Park. The start line will be pumping tunes and getting you nice and warmed up to ensure you start the race full of energy. Once you've crossed the start line, you'll head along Piccadilly towards the iconic Piccadilly Circus before turning onto Regent Street.

Regent Street

Saucony London 10K is the only London race to go down Regent Street. Soak up the stunning architecture of this prestigious street as you curve round Oxford Circus.

Trafalgar Square

Heading south, the route leads to Trafalgar Square, one of London’s most recognisable landmarks. Nelson’s Column and the beautiful fountains make this a spectacular sight.

Embankment

The course then takes runners towards the Thames, where views of the London Eye, Westminster Bridge, and Big Ben await.

Westminster Bridge

Few landmarks are as iconic as Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. This is a monumental part of the race and a great motivation boost as you approach the final few KMs!

Finish at Whitehall

The route loops back, taking you past the magnificent Westminster Abbey and onto Whitehall where you'll cross the finish line!

Want to this magical route come to life? Watch our 2024 highlights video below!

Don’t miss your opportunity to race through London’s greatest landmarks while soaking in the atmosphere of our vibrant city.

With DJs, live bands, and thousands of supporters lining the streets, next year’s Saucony London 10K is not one to miss. 2025 tickets are selling fast so secure your entry while you still can 🤝