San Giuliano Park, 20-21 ottobre

Welcome home! For two days this place will be the place where you can breathe the emotion of the great event but above all enter into the real racing atmosphere.

We therefore advise you to carefully follow the detailed explanation of the route in the events area, to visit all the exhibition stands which can offer you new ideas and ideas on clothing, nutrition, running and much more and finally, last but not least, to do good by getting to know the non-profit organizations of the Charity Program by contributing a small donation. And finally... don't forget to collect your bib and race kit!!

Portogruaro, Friday 29 September at 10am

Chioggia, Saturday 30 September at 10am

San Donà di Piave, Friday 6 October at 10am

Dolo, Saturday 14 October at 10am

San Giuliano Park, Friday 20 October at 10am

The useful info will give you the answers to all your doubts! Click on the right distance and read the information carefully!

Your relatives and friends will have an infinite number of locations where they can wait for your ride and cheer you on. The most evocative place is certainly Piazza San Marco where you can see the passage of the first athletes of the VM10K from 9.00 and of the Venice Half Marathon from 10.15. The arrival in Riva Sette Martiri is another characteristic place where you will be welcomed to the rhythm of music; the arrivals show will continue until 3.30pm.

The Brenta Riviera offers countless historical and landscape views; for those who want to spend a Sunday immersed in nature with Venice in the background, San Giuliano Park in Mestre is the perfect place! The VM10K will start from here at 08:30, while the first marathon athletes will pass around 11:15.

For a more urban setting, however, there is Mestre, where you will be able to see the start of the Venice Half Marathon at 9.15 am and where the athletes of the Wizz Air Venicemarathon will pass through the M9 museum and exit from the renovated via Poerio: here the first ones will pass around at 10.55am.

Those who stayed at home will be able to follow the race thanks to the live broadcast on Rai Sport from 09.40.

Remember, however, no one will be able to follow you on your bicycle or on foot during the race.

For information on public transport visit the website www.vela.avmspa.it or www.actv.avmspa.it

“Doing good to others is good for yourself.” Adopt this philosophy too and run the Venicemarathon helping others with a donation. Who to donate to? You are spoiled for choice. There are 21 non-profit organizations that are part of the 2023 Charity Program and you can discover them below or in person at the Venicemarathon Expo Village.

The Villa Pisani National Museum is the gateway to the runners of the Huawei Venicemarathon. The dwelling, built by Francesco Maria Preti for the Venetian patrician family, has pictorial decorations by Tiepolo.

In 1807 Napoleon Bonaparte bought Villa Pisani. During the Austrian rule the viceroy Ranieri of Habsburg began to collect citrus in the Orangerie and exotic plants that still today in the hundreds make up the rich botanical collection of the Museum.

With the Kingdom of Italy, the Italian royal family ceded the Villa to the Italian State in 1868: the "National Museum" Villa Pisani thus abandoned its role as summer residence and representation for today's public good managed by the Ministry of Heritage and of Cultural Activities and Tourism.

From Thursday 19th to Tuesday 24th October, free access to Villa Pisani for all those registered for the Venicemarathon, upon certification of registration. For companions, reduced ticket.

Thanks to everyone who works to organize the Wizz Air Venicemarathon!