The UK's second-largest marathon returns to Greater Manchester this Sunday
This Sunday will see thousands of runners take part in the Manchester Marathon while drinking in the city's greatest landmarks.
Some 28,000 runners and 42,000 spectators are expected to take part in the event this weekend. The marathon has a rich history dating back as far as 1908 where it has now grown to become a much-loved running event for athletes all across the UK.Here's a breakdown of the Manchester Marathon 2023 route which will be especially useful for anyone expecting to take part in the event or simply want to find the best spots across the city to catch the runners.
This year's route starts at White City Circle on the A56 in Trafford. From here, runners will then turn off and make their way past Old Trafford as they head up towards Upper Chorlton Road. They will then make their way towards the city centre via Chorlton Road passing Hulme.
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