41 Pszczewska Dwudziestka

Pszczewska Dwudziestka is an annual half-marathon held in the welcoming town of Pszczew since 1984. It attracts runners from across Poland and abroad, including people with disabilities. The event takes place in May and, alongside the main 20 km race, features shorter road races for children and young people. The event has a family-friendly atmosphere and brings together the local community and running enthusiasts. The half-marathon course winds through the scenic streets of Pszczew, offering participants a unique sporting experience.

Shorter road races for children and young people accompany the event. It has been held annually in May since 1984. The organizer provides accessibility for people with disabilities. The event includes the main half-marathon, shorter races for children and young people, and the Katarzyna Run over 5.6 km. The race is open to participants from Poland and abroad, and participation requires prior registration.