The departure will be from the Liège Congress Center. Esplanade de l'Europe, 2 4020 Liège

There are 16 aid stations throughout the marathon, each serving water, food (savory, sweet, and fruit), and a special beer. The beers are different at each aid station. During the second half of the marathon, we add Belgian food (fries, black pudding, cheese, waffles, etc.)

Drinking water is essential for running 42km!There's water at ALL aid stations. But be careful, not in unlimited quantities. Some aid stations are in locations where water must be brought in by truck and is limited. Others have direct water supplies, and there's no limit.

Although costumes are not mandatory, we encourage runners to join in the fun and dress up alone or in groups. The carnival atmosphere of the costumes adds a friendly, family-friendly dimension to this event.Belonging to a group strengthens bonds and interactions between participants or with the public.This year, we invite you to dress up to represent your country! Bring out your traditional costumes or showcase a specialty!

There are regular toilets along the route at various refreshment points.At the start and finish there are toilets, (hot) showers and massages (from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.)

No, tickets are non-cancellable and non-refundable, even if you have a medical certificate.Registrations cannot be postponed until next year.

No. In the past, we tried to provide alternatives for people with intolerances. But in practice, this proved impossible to manage during the race and the mass arrival of runners. So we stopped.