Name: Rosenheim City Run 2026
Start: 2026-04-19T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-04-19T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Innenstadt Rosenheim (Start Prinzregentenstraße, Ziel Max-Josefs-Platz)

City Run Rosenheim

About City Run Rosenheim

The Rosenheim City Run is the major running event in the Upper Bavarian city of Rosenheim and has long been a fixture in the Bavarian running calendar. Starting on Prinzregentenstraße, the course leads through the city center to the finish line on the historic Max-Josefs-Platz. It features a 10 km main run, a hobby run of about 3.3 km, and a children's run of 840 meters. In 2026, the run organized by PTSV Rosenheim recorded a record with over 1,700 registrations.

Dates 19 Apr — 19 Apr 2026

Venue Rosenheim (09163)

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Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

City Run Rosenheim — edition 2026

The 35th Rosenheim City Run 2026 took place on Sunday, April 19, starting at 10 AM. Over 1,700 registrations meant a record; the events included a 10 km main run, a 3.3 km hobby run, and an 840 m children's run, organized by PTSV Rosenheim.

The 35th Rosenheim City Run was held in 2026 on Sunday, April 19. The starting gun fired at 10 AM on Prinzregentenstraße, and the finish line was on the historic Max-Josefs-Platz.

With over 1,700 registrations, the run achieved a record number of participants; 1,469 finishers were counted – including 63 in the children's run, 240 in the hobby run, and 1,166 in the 10 km main run. Simone Dehling (CIS Amberg) won the women's race in 35:58 minutes, and Nick Jäger (Franconia Athletics) won the men's race in 30:38 minutes. The organizer was PTSV Rosenheim.

Highlights City Run Rosenheim 2026

Record with over 1,700 registrations
Course through the heart of Rosenheim's city center
Finish line on the historic Max-Josefs-Platz
Runs for children, hobby athletes, and competitors

Programme City Run Rosenheim 2026

Competitions

840 m children's run
3.3 km hobby run
10 km main run (Start 10 AM, Prinzregentenstraße)
Finish: historic Max-Josefs-Platz

Prices City Run Rosenheim 2026

Entry fees vary depending on the run; registration via PTSV Rosenheim. Spectating is free.

Practical information

Practical information — City Run Rosenheim

Getting There

Rosenheim is easily accessible by train (rail hub on the Munich–Salzburg/Kufstein line); it's only a few minutes from the station to the city center. By car via the A 8 or A 93.

Registration

Registration and all information via PTSV Rosenheim (citylauf.ptsv-rosenheim.de). Entry fees vary depending on the run.

Tip

The finish line on Max-Josefs-Platz is the most atmospheric spot to cheer on the runners.

Running in the City Center

The Rosenheim City Run is the annual running highlight of the city of Rosenheim in the district of the same name in the state of Bavaria. Organized by PTSV Rosenheim, the event has developed into a real brand in the Bavarian running calendar over the years – also thanks to hosting Bavarian championships as part of the run.

Course Through the Historic Center

The appeal of the City Run lies in its course: The starting gun fires on Prinzregentenstraße, from there the route leads through the heart of Rosenheim's city center. The finish line is on the atmospheric, historic Max-Josefs-Platz – the heart of the old town with its characteristic arcades. The inner-city route ensures a large crowd and a special atmosphere.

Runs for Everyone

The City Run offers competitions for every level:

10 km main run – ambitious distance, also as part of Bavarian championships
Hobby run over approx. 3.3 km
Children's run over 840 meters

Thus, the run appeals to ambitious competitors as well as hobby athletes and families from the region.

Record Participation in 2026

In 2026, the City Run recorded a new record with over 1,700 registrations. The high participation underscores the importance of the event for running in Upper Bavaria and the appeal of PTSV Rosenheim as the organizer.