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 a concise update on the London Landmarks Half Marathon (LLHM).
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The LLHM is a central London half marathon that runs through both the City of London and the City of Westminster, showcasing iconic landmarks along a closed-road course. [BBc article confirms the route and context][3]
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In 2026, the event continued to attract thousands of participants and raised substantial funds for charities, with organizers highlighting landmark views and entertainment along the route. [BBC coverage notes thousands of participants and charitable impact][3]
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Typical start/finish pattern: start near Pall Mall and finish near Downing Street, with routes looping through major sights such as Nelson’s Column, the London Eye, Big Ben, St Paul’s Cathedral, and the Tower of London. These landmarks are highlighted across LLHM materials and press coverage. [LLHM official and press descriptions][1][5]
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Charity and community: LLHM is organized by Tommy’s charity, with a strong fundraising element and active community participation (e.g., teams and supporters). [Tommy’s pages and related coverage][4][5]
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What’s new or notable for 2026: coverage emphasizes the event’s continuing central London route, high spectator engagement, and ongoing fundraising impact across partner charities. [BBC recap of 2026 event][3]
If you’d like, I can pull the latest specific news items, verify the exact 2026 race date, or share practical details like packet pickup, start times, and tube access for spectators.