43ª Cursa Plaça de la Farga

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When?

09:30 – Saturday 29 August

Location

Plaça de la Farga

Distance

2K

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What is the route of the 43ª Cursa Plaça de la Farga

Map showing the race route

The Cursa Plaça de la Farga follows a short, very central course in the Sants-Montjuïc neighbourhood, starting and finishing right on Plaça de la Farga itself.

Covering a total of 2K, the race completes two laps of a one-kilometre circuit around the square — a fast, fun race with a strong neighbourhood atmosphere.

Services Provided

Water
Bag Drop
Chip Timing

How to get to the 43ª Cursa Plaça de la Farga

  • Línea L1Línea L5Plaça de Sants

Frequently Asked Questions about 43ª Cursa Plaça de la Farga

How much does registration cost?

€5 for the open 2 km race. Children's races and the Yayo Run (for over-65s) are free.

Where and when do I pick up my bib?

On Saturday, from 8:30am to 9:30am, before the 9:30am start.

What's the time limit for finishing?

40 minutes.

Are there aid stations?

Yes, at the finish: water, cola and fruit. There are no pacers in this race.

Prices of 43ª Cursa Plaça de la Farga

First Release
6€

About 43ª Cursa Plaça de la Farga

The 43rd Cursa Plaça de la Farga is a popular community race held at Plaça de la Farga in Barcelona, in the Sants-Montjuïc district. With more than four decades of history, the event brings together runners of different ages for a sporting, festive and community-focused day.

The main event features a 2-kilometre course consisting of two laps of the same circuit and is not timed, making it suitable both for people starting out in running and for those simply looking to enjoy a community race. The programme also includes the Yayo Run for participants over 65 and children's races over 300 and 600 metres.

The Cursa Plaça de la Farga is much more than a running race, combining sport and community participation with a strong festive and charitable spirit. Proceeds support the Plaça la Farga Festival Committee and help provide a free afternoon snack and dance event for older people. Taking part is an opportunity to enjoy running in Barcelona while sharing a morning of sport, community and solidarity.

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