Seville Marathon
Seville, Spain · Mid-to-late February
Possibly the flattest certified marathon in Europe — 35 m of total climbing. Fewer crowds and less glamour than Valencia, but an even better elevation profile and a stadium-track finish.
Course
Elevation gain
35 m
Net elevation
Flat
Finishers
~14,000
Month
February
Mid-to-late February
Race-day weather
Median start temp
8°C
Historical range
4–16°C
Hot-year risk
Low
February in Andalusia: cool starts, mild finishes. One of Europe's most reliable weather windows.
Getting in
Sells out fast. Cheap by big-race standards and increasingly popular with PR-chasers; sells out months ahead. Official site ↗
Pacing plans for Seville Marathon
Course-adjusted splits for every common goal — not flat even splits, but pacing that matches where this course is fast and where it bites.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Seville Marathon a fast course?
Yes — it is one of the fastest marathon courses in the world. The course has 35 m of total elevation gain and no net drop. We rate it 9/10 for PR potential.
What is the weather usually like at the Seville Marathon?
The median start-line temperature is around 8°C, with a historical range of roughly 4–16°C. February in Andalusia: cool starts, mild finishes. One of Europe's most reliable weather windows.
How do you get into the Seville Marathon?
Sells out fast. Cheap by big-race standards and increasingly popular with PR-chasers; sells out months ahead.
Is the Seville Marathon a Boston qualifier?
Yes — the Seville Marathon is a certified course accepted by the B.A.A. for Boston qualifying times.