La Parisienne 2026: Free Festival, Women’s-Only Race or Walk, and Yoga Sessions – The Dates

La Parisienne is a race that brings together Parisian women and women from across Europe, spanning all age groups. It’s also a free festival and 100% female event centered around sports, this year under the theme "Amazons." Participants are encouraged to come dressed in costumes for the run, happening from September 11 to 13, 2026. The event also features a mixed yoga session on Saturday to keep everyone relaxed, along with a variety of activities brought to life by musicians and dancers.

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As every year, La Parisienne, renowned as Europe’s largest women’s race, will bring thousands of women to the streets of the capital. Whether they’re here to enjoy some exercise or simply to explore and rediscover the city’s incredible charms, participants will hit the Parisian pavement with enthusiasm. Mark your calendars for September 13th, when the event will feature a 7-kilometer walk or run—your choice—and a 10-kilometer race to cater to all fitness levels and inspire every sporty woman.

Regarding the route, participants will have the chance to admire some of Paris's most iconic landmarks, passing by the Champ-de-Mars, Concorde, the Grand Palais, the Seine banks, the Champs-Elysées, and the Palais de Tokyo. The starting point is at the Iéna Bridge, right beneath the Eiffel Tower! This free three-day festival aims to raise awareness of the benefits of sports, introduce new athletic activities, and promote the idea of a healthy body in a healthy mind.

Join us to enhance your athletic skills and connect with professionals: coaches, master trainers, physiotherapists, massage therapists, athletes… and enjoy fitness classes, live concerts, street performers, food trucks, and giveaways! Training sessions are also available before the race, so you're completely prepared for race day! While the festival itself is free and open to everyone, the race and yoga sessions require a fee.