Name: Walhallalauf Donaustauf 2026
Start: 2026-04-26T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-04-26T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Fürstengarten Donaustauf

Walhallalauf

About Walhallalauf

The Walhallalauf in Donaustauf is one of the most popular fun runs in the Regensburg region. The start and finish are at the Fürstengarten in Donaustauf, from where the flat, scenic routes lead along the Danube – with views of the imposing Walhalla, the classicist temple of glory high above the river. From the Bambini run to distances of 5, 7, and 10 kilometers, as well as Nordic Walking, the run organized by SV Donaustauf offers a suitable distance for every level. With over 900 participants, including more than 300 children, the Walhallalauf is a sporting spring highlight for runners and families.

Dates 26 Apr — 26 Apr 2026

Venue Donaustauf (09375)

Prices 13.00€ — 20.00€

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Walhallalauf — edition 2026

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The Walhallalauf 2026 will take place on April 26th, with start and finish at the Fürstengarten in Donaustauf. Courses of 1.8 km (Bambini), 5, 7, and 10 km, as well as Nordic Walking, lead along the Danube with views of the Walhalla. Over 900 participants, children's runs are free.

The Walhallalauf 2026 will be held on April 26th. The start and finish area is the Fürstengarten in Donaustauf (opposite Maxstraße 2).

The program includes a Bambini run of 1.8 km along the old canal, as well as courses of 5, 7, and 10 km, and Nordic Walking. The longer courses run along the Danube cycle path to the east with views of the Walhalla. The run recently reached a record with 925 participants, including 334 children. The children's runs are free.

Highlights Walhallalauf 2026

Flat, fast courses along the Danube
View of the Walhalla, a Bavarian landmark
Free children's runs – family-friendly
Participant record of 925 active participants recently

Programme Walhallalauf 2026

Courses 2026

Bambini Run: 1.8 km along the old canal
5 km on the Danube cycle path
7 km forest run
10 km with views of the Walhalla
Nordic Walking

Prices Walhallalauf 2026

Registration fees until March 25th: 5 km €13, 7 km / 10 km / Nordic Walking €14; afterwards €16 or €17 respectively, on race day €20. Children's runs are completely free.

Practical information

Practical information — Walhallalauf

Getting there

By car via the B8 / A3 towards Regensburg to Donaustauf. By bus from Regensburg; start and finish at the Fürstengarten (opposite Maxstraße 2).

Courses & Registration

Bambini 1.8 km, 5 km, 7 km, 10 km and Nordic Walking. Registration fees (until March 25th): 5 km €13, 7 km / 10 km / Nordic Walking €14; afterwards €16 or €17 respectively, on race day €20. Children's runs are free.

Admission

Spectating is free; only active participation incurs entry fees.

Tip

The course along the Danube cycle path with views of the Walhalla is particularly flat and fast.

Running with a view of the Walhalla

The Walhallalauf in Donaustauf is one of the most popular fun runs in the Regensburg area. Start and finish are located at the Fürstengarten in Donaustauf (opposite Maxstraße 2). The flat, scenic routes lead along the Danube – with a view of the Walhalla, the famous classicist temple of glory, which towers high above the river and gives the run its name.

Courses for every level

The run offers distances for everyone: a Bambini run of 1.8 kilometers along the old canal in Donaustauf, as well as courses of 5, 7, and 10 kilometers. The 10- and 5-kilometer courses run along the Danube cycle path to the east with views of the Walhalla. Nordic Walking is also offered.

A run for families

The run, organized by SV Donaustauf, recently achieved a participant record with 925 active participants, including 334 children. The children's runs are completely free – a clear commitment to popular and family sports. This makes the Walhallalauf a sociable spring event for the entire region.

Donaustauf – District of Regensburg

Donaustauf is located in the District of Regensburg in the Bavarian administrative region of Upper Palatinate, east of the city of Regensburg on the Danube. The Walhalla, built by King Ludwig I, is one of Bavaria's most famous landmarks – and forms the unmistakable backdrop for this run.