You ran the same streets where Kipchoge set the world record. Crisp September air, tree-lined boulevards, the Brandenburg Gate at the finish. Upload your Strava or GPX file and turn that run into a precisely printed race poster. From €7.95.
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People go to Berlin to race fast. A custom poster of that specific effort, mapped to the exact GPS trace, with their finish time and name on the course where world records get broken, is a gift that matches the ambition of the race.
“I went to Berlin specifically to run a PB and I got it. This poster has my actual GPS trace, not some stock course outline. My splits are visible in the line weight through Tiergarten and you can see exactly where I picked up pace on Unter den Linden. That level of accuracy matters to me. The print quality is also genuinely good.”
Michael C. ★★★★★
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The race
Berlin is where records fall. Kipchoge set the world record here in 2022 at 2:01:09 and improved it further in 2023 to 2:00:35. The course is flat, fast, and steeped in history: Tiergarten, Potsdamer Platz, Checkpoint Charlie, Unter den Linden. And then the Brandenburg Gate. If you ran Berlin, you ran on the most proven fast course in the world.
The final meters run through the Brandenburg Gate, the most loaded finish in marathon running. Symbol of a divided city reunited, and the moment every Berlin runner pictures long before race day.
More marathon world records have fallen in Berlin than anywhere else. Kipchoge ran 2:01:09 here in 2022 and 2:00:35 in 2023. The flat, precise course is built for fast times.
Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago, New York. Getting to the start line in Berlin takes years for most runners. Finishing it earns a spot in serious running history.
Checkpoint Charlie, Potsdamer Platz, the Tiergarten, Gendarmenmarkt, Unter den Linden. The course runs through reunified Berlin, and the weight of that history is part of what you carry to the finish.
Crisp early autumn conditions and crowd support across every borough of the city. The energy of Berlin on race day is something runners describe for years after.
Import your Strava or GPX and the poster maps your personal route through Berlin: every corner, your finish time, your name. Precise, not generic.
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Click the button below and the Berlin Marathon course opens directly in the editor. Or connect with Strava to import your personal GPS trace from race day for a fully personalized Strava print.
Choose from 12 map styles, pick your colors, and add your finish time, name, and a personal title. Live preview as you go. What you see is what you get.
Download a high-resolution digital file for €7.95 and print it anywhere yourself. Or order a premium marathon wall poster from €24.95, ready to hang, delivered to your door.
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Beyond the race
Connect Strava and put every run, ride, or walk on a single heatmap poster. Not just the race.
Turn 42.195 km through the Brandenburg Gate and Berlin's historic streets into a custom Strava poster you'll see every day.
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Berlin's course is known for being flat and fast enough that world records keep getting set on it, so a single route does that justice, one clean line ending at the Brandenburg Gate with your time printed next to it. If Berlin was just one race inside a bigger running year, heatmap mode folds it into everything else you have logged instead of pulling it out on its own.
The course is about as flat as marathon courses get, which is part of why record times keep getting set here, so elevation coloring will not have much to show you. Pace coloring is more telling on a fast course like this, since it lets you see exactly where your pace held through the second half. A single clean color still suits a finish line as iconic as the Brandenburg Gate if you would rather keep things simple.
The preloaded route already ends at the Brandenburg Gate, matching the real finish. From there you can change the map background, adjust the route color and line thickness, and add your name, finish time, and a title. If you would rather show your own race-day GPS trace instead of the official line, connect Strava or upload your GPX file.
If the loaded route doesn't line up with the exact year you ran, send us the GPX file and we will get the right version added rather than leaving you to sort it out yourself.
More questions? See our full FAQ page.
