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Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris
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MARATHON DAY IS 7 APRIL 2024
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PARIS IN SPRINGTIME - Escape to the magical allure of Paris in April! Experience the City of Lights in full bloom as spring breathes new life into its streets. Marvel at iconic landmarks under clear blue skies, stroll along the Seine River, and indulge in delectable pastries at charming outdoor cafes. With mild temperatures and fewer crowds, immerse yourself in the city's rich culture, art, and cuisine. Create unforgettable memories against a backdrop of blossoming flowers and captivating beauty.
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A marathon past the Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elysees, and the Eiffel Tower...Experience the ultimate fusion of athleticism and beauty at the Paris Marathon! Lace up your running shoes and immerse yourself in the stunning backdrop of the City of Lights as you conquer 42kms of iconic landmarks. From the Eiffel Tower to the Champs-Élysées, every step brings you closer to victory, accompanied by the cheers of an enthusiastic crowd. Whether you're a seasoned marathoner or a first-time participant, this renowned race offers an unforgettable journey through the heart of Paris, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Join thousands of runners from around the globe and become a part of the Paris Marathon legacy!" Judy Wolff from Marathon World Travel has participated in the Paris Marathon. Make the most of her first-hand experience and knowledge.
Thanks for everything! We loved Paris, the marathon, the hotel (rooms were fantastic – very clean, nice to be close to start/finish; to have views over Paris, to have a bath in the room for after the race, a supermarket in the shops below; could not have been any better) Paris is such a wonderful city. We want to go back! Jane.
Read what our clients are saying: I completed the Paris Marathon in April with Marathon World Travel . Hard to believe I can run a marathon let alone through the gorgeous streets of Paris. It was magic. Paris is a beautiful iconic city, and the architecture is truly a feast for the eyes. Arriving a few days before the event gave me the chance to get my bearings and soak up some sightseeing “must do’s” before pounding the streets with the nervously excited Kiwi contingent . Meeting the other Kiwis taking part creates for great camaraderie and makes the whole trip extra special.
There is nothing like the thrill of running in a famous city with 54,000 other runners from all over the world; there is just a sea of runners as far as the eye can see. And the atmosphere just carries you along. The highlights were running along the Seine past the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower to the shouts of “Allez Allez” and “Bravo” from locals and tourists alike, crowding the streets to support us. I will definitely do another marathon with Marathon World Travel. Judy and her team take the hassle out of all the preparations, guarantee you an entry into the marathon of your choice, and are fun to be with. - Pauline Wrigley. |
 Judy and fellow marathoners at the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris startline
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Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris Marathon Packages
Contact us now to secure your entry to the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris. Our packages includes
Email Judy Wolff for more details - judyw@travelmanagers.co.nz |
PACKAGE COSTSAll costs are subject to change due to currency fluctuations, operator and hotels changes. Airfares ex NZ are not included in package costs.
Runners Package cost: NZ$2260 double or twin share room NZ$3295 single room Supporters Package costs: NZ$1554 twin share Email Judy Wolff for more details - judyw@travelmanagers.co.nz
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Event Information
Qualifying and cut-off times
There are no qualifying times for this marathon event however athletes must have a medical certificate. There is a 5 hours and 40 minute cut-off time and after this, roads will be reopened and normal road rules will apply however marathoners can still finish this event.
Weather
The temperature during the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris is likely to be around 10 degrees Celsius. It can be cold at the start line so we highly recommend bringing old clothes that you can throw away when you start to warm up!
Pace Setters
There will be pace setters for the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris and pacemakers will be holding balloons that correspond to specific race times. In 2015 the slowest pacer was 5.30!
Aid Stations
Refreshments and food stations will be located along the course. There will also be sponge stations and medical assistance provided.
The Course
This race starts in front of the Arc de Triomphe on the Champs Elysees and finishes at the bottom of the Avenue Foch. The course is relatively flat with a maximum elevation of just over 60 metres. You will run past many iconic Paris landmarks such as the Arc De Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower and the Champs Elysees.
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