Marathon de Tallinn

I loved the route, it was very well organised! Running among the trees, the scenario was absolutely beautiful! Feeling the fresh air, the audience cheering all the runners, wow it was so powerful! I did my best time! It was a great mix running and visiting Estonia! It was 100% worthy!

I was amazed by seeing first aid people, cycling beside the runners in the areas more outside of the city ! It was very well organised and made me feel safe ! Thank you !

Actually I liked everything:) Thank you so much:)) Ps: only I could loose start line but good people helped me)

Good for challenge)

Iloved running in Tallin. beautiful course. the water stops needed more on the last half especially the last 5 miles

A good path to get PB. Amazing atmosphere, I love it.

I liked the organization of the race and the general positive attitude. We had a small error with registration, which turned out a couple of days before the race. The error was quickly eliminated, everything was done promptly and without unnecessary nerves. Everything was thought out on the spot, convenient and easy to navigate. The race is organized on a wide track. The runners did not interfere under each other's feet. The finish was in a convenient location. After the race, it was not far to the place where you can pick up your things, toilets and places where to change clothes. Not far from the finish line there were many cafes where, without problems, you could have a bite and regain strength. It was also possible to walk around Tallinn and feel the atmosphere of the Old Town. We will definitely be back here next year!

Start and finish in the very center of the Old Town. Tallinn is an interesting place for tourists. Although it is the largest marathon in the Baltic countries, several thousand people take part.

Classification by gun time. Pacers run groups to get the required gun time, not chip time.

Tallinn has a fine marathon, but the course is not very appealing. The old town of Tallinn is beautiful, but impossible to run, so you'll running around the most beautiful part. There's a lot of development in this capital, so hopefully that can help to make the marathon more attractive in the following years. The part through the open air museum is nice, but this year there was some rainfall, which made it a bit muddy/difficult to run. How about the medal? It's actually the largest medal I've got after 53 (international) marathons. Since it is a relatively small marathon I could start all the way up front, which was really cool. For now, it's 3 stars. But Tallinn has got the potential to become a popular marathon. Think the development of the city of Tallinn will be very important to enhance the attractiveness of the marathon itself.

It was okay. Well organized but so many things could have been better. They don’t send you results and they don’t count chip time as your actual time (the certificate you get shows your clock time). The water stations sucked. They used hard plastic cups (instead of paper) which made it very difficult to drink while moving. Paper cups can be folded at the top and are much better for runners. No idea why they did that. Course was boring. Overall I would not run it again.

It was a fantastic day. With a very well organised race. Very enjoyable half marathon to run

Comfortable distance for me

Nice Run!

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Bonita medio maratón, con una animación excelente, sin duda recomendable,una cosa que no me ha gustado es que la inscripción es cara y la bolsa del corredor escasa,ni una camiseta como en toda csrrera

Bonito recorrido y excelente animación

Amazing route! And cool T-shirts

Good route near Baltic sea

I went to Tallin because of AIMS certified distance for half marathon to get officially recognized PB which succesfully I did. My run: first 5 km fast (4:04/km) then I had struggle to keep my pace which dropped to about (4:16) till the last km which was 3:53. So I get 12s improvement of my unofficial PB. Nice track in one loop (streets, parks, good Tallin sites). I have good memories and want to return to Tallin to race once more.