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🇯🇴Amman, Jordan

Amman Marathon

Expected April 2027

Open entry

Race facts

Next edition · 2027

Expected April 2027

Date not yet confirmed

Estimated from the usual calendar slot. Last edition: Apr 12, 2026.

Course

380 melevation gain

Distance · surface
42.2 km · Road

Entry

Open entry

2027 entry
Not yet recorded. Check the official site for dates and status.

Dates and entry details change. Confirm with the organiser before you book.

PB potential

2/5

Technical or hilly — come for the experience, not the time

Beginner friendly

2/5

Better suited to experienced runners

About this race

Amman's marathon reflects the city's extraordinary topography — a city built across seven (now 19) hills at 840m elevation, with the ancient Citadel (Jabal al-Qal'a) and the Roman Theatre of Jerash visible throughout. The 380m of elevation comes from Amman's genuinely hilly urban landscape: the course climbs from West Amman's modern commercial districts through the Rainbow Street arts and café quarter, down to the Downtown Roman Theatre, up to the Citadel, through Abdali's new urban redevelopment, and returns through the Jordan Gate business district. April conditions of 15–22°C are Jordan's sweet spot before summer heat. Amman is one of the Middle East's most welcoming and food-rich capitals — the mansaf and knafeh waiting at the finish is the real prize.

Typical race-day weather

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Temperature

14–22°C

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Humidity

35–50%

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Conditions

Jordanian spring — pleasantly warm and dry, excellent racing

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Wind

10–20 km/h

Entry information

StatusCheck official site
Entry typeOpen entry
Race dateExpected April 2027

Next edition date estimated — confirm exact date with the official site.

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