Join our London Landmarks Half Marathon team
Take on the iconic London Landmarks Half Marathon and join team mental health UK for a 13.1 mile run through the city of London.
fundraising.mentalhealth-uk.orgHere’s the latest on the London Landmarks Half Marathon (LLHM) based on recent coverage:
- The LLHM remains a prominent central-London race that showcases major sights along a closed road route through Westminster and the City, finishing near Downing Street. Recent reports highlight thousands of participants and strong charity fundraising across the event’s history.[2][6]
- In the 2025 edition, thousands took part and raised substantial sums for Tommy’s and other causes, reinforcing LLHM’s role as a major fundraising event alongside its popularity as a sightseeing half marathon.[1][5]
- The 2026 cycle has continued to attract a diverse field of runners, including club athletes, charity supporters, celebrities, and newcomers, with organizers emphasizing the route’s iconic landmarks such as Big Ben, St Paul’s Cathedral, the London Eye, and Tower Bridge.[6][2]
Illustration: LLHM routes typically weave past landmark icons and finish near government landmarks, offering spectators a cinematic view of central London while supporting charitable causes.[3][2]
If you’d like, I can pull a current schedule, entry deadlines, and route details for the upcoming LLHM edition and present them in a quick-reference checklist. I can also compare LLHM to other London running events (e.g., route, fundraising, and entry caps) in a concise table.
Sources:
- LLHM coverage and race details [BBC London Landmarks Half Marathon draws thousands of runners][2]
- Event fundraising and route descriptions [Tommy’s LLHM page; LLHM site][3][6]
- 2025 edition recap and charity totals [ITV News London; Yahoo UK LLHM 2025][5][1]