London Landmarks 2027
Event details
Sunday 4th April 2027 
Embankment, London
13.1 miles
Accessible
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Your London Landmarks experience
The 2027 London Landmarks Half Marathon is a 13.1-mile closed-road route through central London, starting at Whitehall and finishing near Trafalgar Square. Expect a brilliant sightseeing tour of the capital, passing some of London’s most recognisable landmarks.
Apply for a Charity Place
Applications are now open for the 2027 London Landmarks Half Marathon!
We have a limited number of places available, so apply now to avoid disappointment.
Register with your own place
If you already have a ballot place in the 2027 London Landmarks Half Marathon, you can still fundraise for Scope - we’d love to have you on the team!
You’ll get all the same support as our charity place runners but without a minimum sponsorship pledge. We just ask that you raise as much as you can.
The support you'll receive as part of #TeamScope
- Expert fundraising support from our Fundraising Team, helping you reach your fundraising goal while having fun
- A free Scope technical running vest, so you can to look the part
- Regular support and encouragement by email and in #TeamScope's Strava group
The difference you can make
The money you raise helps Scope continue supporting disabled people and create a fairer society.
The cost of living crisis has hit disabled people the hardest. From escalating energy bills and food expenses to rising care costs and inflation.
Many disabled people are being forced to make impossible choices. Choices between running life-saving equipment or eating.
That's why at Scope, we are determined more than ever to be there so we can:
- Provide free and impartial guidance through our Helpline
- Support disabled people into work through our Employment Services
- Continue campaigning relentlessly to change attitudes and create a more inclusive society
By joining #TeamScope for the 2027 London Landmarks Half Marathon, you are joining our movement for change. Together, we’ll use our collective power to change attitudes and end the injustice. Together, we'll be unstoppable.
