Explore the city whilst running

Put on your running shoes, because Leuven is perfect to explore whilst running. These six routes take you from the heart of the city to its green outskirts, through alleys, forests or parks, past centuries-old heritage and contemporary street art. 3, 2, 1... GO!

Running routes

Some running routes have extra loops for those who can't get enough.

This route guides you along rivers, lakes and canals and lets you discover Leuven in a fresh and sporty way.

Run past beautiful nature in and around the city and discover the Forests of Brabant National Park, the Doode Bemde nature reserve and the Park Abbey heritage site.

Up for a challenge? This challenging 7.7 km city run will set your legs on fire.

Experience an action-packed energetic city tour or run along the waterfront to the urban sports zones of Wilsele.

A green and surprising run that shows Leuven at its most beautiful: from green parks to historic spots.

Arts and sports go hand in hand on this route. Spot impressive street art and hidden gems that give Leuven (more) colour.

Run to music by Jimmy Dewit

You can listen to the music track on Spotify.

Discover also

Set off with one of our marked out routes in and around Leuven.

Locals wandelen door de stad

Go for a walk with the free city map, a marked out route or perhaps a treasure hunt?

Gevel van museum M Leuven

Discover big and small museums in the city.

Plan your visit

Station van Leuven

Leuven is very easily accessible. There are many ways to travel from the neighbouring countries straight to the heart of our university city.

Visit the must-sees of Leuven.

Overnachten

Do you love to stay at charming B&Bs or would you prefer to spend the night in a well-known hotel chain? Leuven’s got them all. Book your stay here

Do you have a question?

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