Rome Marathon Course Map Poster — Teal Duotone Edition

About this print

Rome Marathon map poster

The Rome Marathon covers 42.16 km through a city that doesn't need much introduction. The course runs a loop that begins and ends alongside the Colosseum, threading past the monuments, piazzas and river crossings that make up the historic center, with the Tiber separating the older core from the Vatican side. Underfoot, much of it is the sampietrini cobblestone that Rome is known for, which is why finishers tend to remember this one in their calves as much as in their photographs.

With 231 m of climbing spread across the distance, the elevation profile is gentle by marathon standards; the difficulty comes from the surface and from the pull of a route that keeps presenting something worth slowing down for. Seeing the whole loop drawn at once makes sense of a morning that, on foot, arrives as a series of disconnected glimpses — one bridge, one square, one long straight — rather than a shape.

This is the Teal Duotone Edition, a design style built on two tones of teal rather than full color, so the route and the city grid read as line and contrast. It suits a hallway, an office wall, or the space above a desk where a finisher wants a quiet reminder rather than a loud one, and it works equally well for someone who simply knows Rome on foot. A map like this is made for looking at, not for navigating by. For a runner who has done the race, or is planning to, it's a way to keep the course in view year-round.

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Route details

Course distance

42.2 km

Elevation gain

231 m

Location

Rome, Italy

Collection

Marathons, Runs

Edition

Teal Duotone Edition