Event Information
Package Details:
View all package details in our “Package Flyer”
*Prices in the package flyer
Inclusions:
- Guaranteed race entry to the BMW Berlin Marathon 2025
- Five nights accommodation
- Daily Breakfast
- Easy walking distance to the starting line and finish area
- 24 x 7 assistance from Marathon Tours team
- A welcome event
- Celebration drinks following the marathon
We can also assist with:
- Airfares
- Additional nights to extend your stay
- Airport / Hotel transfers
- Sightseeing and activities
IMPORTANT: We are unable to sell race entries separately or outside of a tour package
Course Outline
Start: Straße des 17. Juni
The marathon begins on the wide boulevard of Straße des 17. Juni, with the iconic Brandenburg Gate and the Victory Column (Siegessäule) setting a stunning backdrop for the start.
Key Course Highlights:
Victory Column (Siegessäule)
Early in the race, runners pass the towering Victory Column, a symbol of Berlin’s history.
Tiergarten
The route winds through Tiergarten, Berlin’s largest park, offering a serene green space in the heart of the city.
Charlottenburg and Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
The course heads west towards Chalottenburg, where runners pass the historic and poignant Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, a reminder of Berlin’s wartime past.
Kurfürstendamm (Ku’damm)
A lively stretch filled with shops, cafes, and cheering crowds adds to the energy of the race
Schöneberg and Kreuzberg
These diverse neighborhoods offer vibrant street scenes and enthusiastic supporters lining the streets
Alexanderplatz and the Berlin TV Tower (Fernsehturm)
Midway through the race, runners glimpse the TV Tower, one of Berlin’s most recognisable landmarks, towering over Alexanderplatz.
Museum Island and Berlin Cathedral
A scenic stretch through historic Berlin features views of the stunning Berlin Cathedral and UNESCO World Heritage-listed Museum Island.
Checkpoint Charlie and Potsdamer Platz
A poignat section of the course passes Checkpoint Charlie, a historic symbol of the Cold War, before reaching the bustling modern hub of Potsdamer Platz.
Finish: The Brandenburg Gate
The race culminates with a triumphant run through the majestic Brandenburg Gate, one of Berlin’s most iconic landmarks, before finishing just beyond it.
What do I need to travel to Berlin?
You will need a current New Zealand Passport to travel overseas, with a validity of six months or more after the date upon which you are scheduled to arrive back into New Zealand. Currently no visas are required for New Zealand Passport holders to travel to Berlin.
Do I need travel insurance?
It is compulsory that each person has travel insurance before travelling for the BMW Berlin Marathon. Although it isn’t compulsory that it’s purchased via Allianz Global Assistance (our preferred provider), we do highly recommend it, as unlike other companies, they provide cover for the actual marathon event. We recommend you take out insurance as soon as you book, as it will ensure you are covered in case you injure yourself prior to the event and can no longer travel.
How do I book?
Simply click on the yellow registration link displayed at the top of the page or phone the team on 0800 RUNNING. As this event is extremely popular don't delay. Should the upcoming event already be sold out talk to us about joining our contact list for the following year.
Is it possible to purchase an entry only?
It is not possible to purchase an entry by itself. Entries are only valid when purchased as part of a package.
Travelling during COVID related restrictions
It is the individuals personal responsibility to be aware of and comply with each countries own COVID policies and restrictions. Failure to comply may result in being denied entry to a country and any and all costs associated with this consequence is the responsibility of the individual. Marathon Tours accepts no liability for any losses or costs incurred due to a person failing to make themselves aware of the requirements to travel.
