08:00 – Sunday 3 May
08:00 – Sunday 3 May
Alameda Vieja
42K
What is the route of the JJP Sherry Marathon 2027
The JJP Sherry Marathon follows a circular course starting and finishing at the iconic Alameda Vieja, right in the centre of Jerez de la Frontera. The opening kilometres run through the streets of the historic city centre before leaving the urban area behind.
From there, the race heads into the Marco de Jerez wine region, running along albariza-soil tracks, farmhouses and bodegas at the heart of sherry country. It's a route that blends the feel of an urban marathon with the distinctive landscape of Jerez's vineyards, an unusual combination on the Spanish marathon calendar.
The circuit eventually returns to the city to close the loop back at Alameda Vieja, after combining streets, landmark squares and rural tracks in a single race.
Recommended equipment forJJP Sherry Marathon 2027
Zapatillas recomendadas para la JJP Sherry Marathon 2027
Nike Alphagly 3
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 4
ASICS Novablast 5
Nike Pegasus 41
Relojes GPS recomendados para la JJP Sherry Marathon 2027
Garmin Forerunner 265
Garmin Forerunner 570
Garmin Forerunner 965
Garmin Forerunner 970
Auriculares recomendados para la JJP Sherry Marathon 2027
Shokz OpenRun
Shokz OpenRun Pro 2
Beats Powerbeats Pro 2
Creative Outlier Free Pro+
Geles necesarios para maratón y media maratón
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Frequently Asked Questions about JJP Sherry Marathon 2027
How much does it cost to register?
The Sherry Marathon costs €45, the Sherry Half €33 and the Sherry Promo €28.
What's the minimum age to take part?
The marathon requires being of legal age on race day; the Sherry Half and Promo allow participants from age 16.
What time and where does the race start?
The marathon starts at 8:00am and the half marathon at 9:00am, both from Alameda Vieja.
What distances does the event offer?
The Sherry Marathon (42 km) and the Sherry Half (22 km), plus the Promo format.
About JJP Sherry Marathon 2027
The JJP Sherry Marathon 2027 is one of the most emblematic races on the Andalusian calendar, held in the heart of Jerez de la Frontera. With a mostly flat and fast course, it passes through the city's most representative landmarks, combining history, winemaking tradition, and a passion for running. Ideal both for those seeking a personal best and for those who want to enjoy a well-organized marathon with a friendly atmosphere.