Take a look at Swedbank Tallinn Marathon’s medals
The medals for Estonia's largest recreational sports event this year are inspired by the oak tree, the Estonian tree of the year. One of the central elements of the Tallinn Marathon's new main sponsor, Swedbank, is also the oak, symbolizing commitment to heritage and sustainable development. The golden hues of the medals also reflect the autumn parks and streets of Tallinn.
The marathon medal is shaped like a golden oak wreath, while the half marathon medal is a silver oak wreath. There is also a separate medal for participants in the relay marathon. The 25th Tallinn Fall Race jubilee medal is a beautiful pink-bronze oak wreath, which will be awarded to all finishers of the 10 km distance (runners, walkers, and Nordic walkers).
Participants in the children's races will receive medal with a golden shiny acorn.
Estonia's largest international running festival will take place this year from September 6-8.
The international Tallinn Marathon, which includes top-level long-distance runners and thousands of fitness enthusiasts, will begin its Saturday race program on September 7 at 9:00 with the half marathon (21.1 km). On the afternoon of September 7, at 14:00, the always well-attended 10 km Tallinn Fall Race will start. On Saturday evening at 18:30, the 5 km Nike Youth Run will take place. Additionally, children's races for the youngest family members will be held on Saturday. On Sunday, September 8, at 9:00, the classic 42.195 km marathon will start from the foot of Toompea.
For the first time, a charity relay marathon will also take place as part of the Swedbank Tallinn Marathon.
A relay marathon team consists of 5 members who together will cover the classic marathon distance of 42.195 km.
The program also includes the popular Virtual Marathon Combo, which will run throughout the entire month of September.
You can register for the various distances of Estonia's largest running and movement event at a discounted rate until July 31 at www.jooks.ee.
