This is the fourth and final stage of the Royal Marathon, in which art, sport and nature come together admirably.
To satisfy runners of all levels, the race consists of four distances: 30km for the most trained athletes, a ‘long’ ideal for those who are preparing for one of the great autumn Marathons; 21km, Half Marathon certified ‘World Athletics’; 10km, the ‘classic’ of A King’s Run with time limit extended to 2 hours; 4km, for those who do not yet feel up to a race but want to be part of this great festival of sport or want to participate by pushing the pram with their little ones or share a moment of physical activity with their four-legged friend.
For everyone, the finish will be in the Grand Parterre of the Reggia of Venaria, one of the most fascinating spots to enjoy the majesty of she who is considered the queen of the Royal Palaces of Savoy, a Unesco World Heritage Site.
But in the meantime, on Saturday 12 there will be a preview with The Run of the Little Prince, a fun and colourful run for the runners of the future from 0 to 12 years old.
