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Nelson'sColumn
The monument to Admiral Nelson built in Trafalgar Square is over 50 meters tall.
Royal Courtsof Justice
Opened by Queen Victoria, the Royal Courts of Justice house some of the highest courts in England and Wales.
SomersetHouse
Built in the sixteenth century, once a royal palace it is now a hub for art and culture in London.
LondonEye
The world’s tallest observation wheel, you can see for 40km on a clear day!
St Paul'sCathedral
A masterpiece by Sir Christopher Wren, the present cathedral is at least the fourth to have stood on the site.
Bank ofEngland
Also known as the ‘Old Lady’ of Threadneedle Street, the Bank of England is the central bank of the UK.
TheGherkin
The Gherkin, located in the City, is over three times the height of Niagara Falls.
CheeseGrater
The Leadenhall Building is commonly known as ‘The Cheesegrater’ because of its distinctive wedge shape.
Monument
Built to commemorate the Great Fire of London, its height (61 meters) is the exact distance from the start of the fire.
Towerof London
Built by William Conqueror in 1066, the Tower is home to the Crown Jewels and other treasures.
The Shard
The tallest building in Western Europe, it is modelled on a shard of glass, and made of 11,000 panels.
Big Ben
London’s famous clock tower chimed for the first time on 11th July 1859.
Our amazing 2026 will pass London's most iconic landmarks. Participants will be treated to fabulous views of Big Ben, Tower Bridge, the Shard and the London Eye to name a few.
*Please be aware the interactive map above displays a previous route. For the 2025 race route please go here
