This is the only half marathon to start and finish at a historic royal palace. Hampton Court Palace is one of only two surviving palaces that King Henry VIII owned.
The race will start inside the gates of Hampton Court Palace and finish in its beautiful gardens. After you’ve finished your race you can visit the famous maze and the world’s largest grape vine.
Running at this renowned venue offers not only a perfect opportunity to run a personal best, but also to run through UK’s rich and fascinating history.
Event details
13.1 Miles
Sunday 23 March 2025
Hampton Court Palace, Surrey
Fundraising pledge: £300
Registration fee: £25
How to secure your place
Secure your place on the start line today by signing up for one of our charity places.
Registration fee: £25.
Minimum fundraising: £300 (excluding Gift Aid)
Already have a place in the Hampton Court Palace Half?
If you have already secured your own place directly through the organisers, we'd love for you to join our team and fundraise to help seriously ill children at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
There is no minimum fundraising commitment; we would only ask you to raise what you can. Both charity place and own place runners receive the same amazing support from our dedicated team.
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Why we need you
Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity needs your support more than ever. By fundraising, you'll help to fund:
- groundbreaking research
- advanced equipment
- children and family support services
- the rebuilding and refurbishment of wards and medical facilities within the hospital.
Why run for GOSH Charity in the Hampton Court Palace Half Marathon 2024?
As part of TeamGOSH, you'll receive:
A free GOSH Charity running top.
A digital welcome pack full of tips, advice and fundraising materials.
Access to professional training plans.
Cheering points along the route for family and friends to join.
Dedicated support from GOSH Charity's Challenge Events team.