The Great 10K Berlin is a road race that links landmarks west of the German capital, centered around Charlottenburg Palace.
The official name is the Berliner Morgenpost Great 10K, and it is an urban running event run by Berliner Roift.
Focusing on the 10km race, we also organize two-person relays, short-distance races, and children's and toddler runs.
A running festival for families is held in the square in front of the palace.
Week course starts from Charlottenburg Palace and returns to the same place.
The places that the organizers introduce as main scenery are the Victory Monument, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, Bikini Berlin, and Berlin Zoo.
The road connecting the palace with city monuments and commercial spaces also includes a section that passes through the zoo.
The experience of running on a zoo road within a road race is featured as a feature of the competition.
The short distance event starts from the zoo's Elepantentor and heads towards the palace.
Unlike the palace loop in the main race, it runs from the zoo to the palace.
In a relay, two runners each run 5km to complete a 10km race.
Solo runners and teams navigate the capital's streets in their own way within the same main race.
The organizers emphasize the nature of the race as a fast city race and invite record-challenging athletes and recreational runners.
The event hall in front of the palace is operated as a festival venue for participants and their companions,
with a music stage, children's play and exercise area, food trucks, and a rest area.
Races through Berlin's landmarks and family-friendly city events take place around the same palace.
