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Nelson'sColumn
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The monument to Admiral Nelson built in Trafalgar Square is over 50 meters tall.
Royal Courtsof Justice
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Opened by Queen Victoria, the Royal Courts of Justice house some of the highest courts in England and Wales.
SomersetHouse
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Built in the sixteenth century, once a royal palace it is now a hub for art and culture in London.
LondonEye
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The world’s tallest observation wheel, you can see for 40km on a clear day!
St Paul'sCathedral
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A masterpiece by Sir Christopher Wren, the present cathedral is at least the fourth to have stood on the site.
Bank ofEngland
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Also known as the ‘Old Lady’ of Threadneedle Street, the Bank of England is the central bank of the UK.
TheGherkin
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The Gherkin, located in the City, is over three times the height of Niagara Falls.
CheeseGrater
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The Leadenhall Building is commonly known as ‘The Cheesegrater’ because of its distinctive wedge shape.
Monument
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Built to commemorate the Great Fire of London, its height (61 meters) is the exact distance from the start of the fire.
Towerof London
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Built by William Conqueror in 1066, the Tower is home to the Crown Jewels and other treasures.
The Shard
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The tallest building in Western Europe, it is modelled on a shard of glass, and made of 11,000 panels.
Big Ben
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London’s famous clock tower chimed for the first time on 11th July 1859.
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Our amazing 2025 will pass London's most iconic landmarks. Runners were treated to fabulous views of Big Ben, Tower Bridge, the Shard and the London Eye to name a few.
*Please be aware the interactive map above displays a previous route. For the 2025 race route please go here
An Iconic Start: The race will start on the iconic Pall Mall.
Along the Route: Runners will pass the Capital’s most iconic landmarks including St Paul’s Cathedral, Nelson’s Column, Monument and the Tower of London.
A Stately Finish: Runners will be rewarded with a stately finish on Whitehall outside Downing Street. This outstanding finish line has views of London’s must-see icons Big Ben and the London Eye.