About Amsterdam Half Marathon
19th October 2025
The Amsterdam Half Marathon is a renowned international marathon held each October, taking runners through the vibrant streets and scenic canals of Amsterdam. The race begins and ends in the historic Olympic Stadium, with a course that showcases landmarks like the Rijksmuseum and the Amstel River. Known for its flat and fast route, it attracts elite athletes aiming for personal bests, as well as thousands of recreational runners who enjoy the energetic atmosphere and cultural charm of the city.
Registration fee: £40
Minimum fundraising pledge: £500
How to take part
Book your place in the race with CHSF using the form below. Already got your own place? Let us know you’re running for CHSF by emailing events@chsf.org.uk!
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