Who can take part
La Quattro is a non-competitive run and walk, open to everyone: schools, young people, families, groups of friends. There are no rankings. Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent.
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La Quattrodi Torino 2027
School & Family Run
4 km to run or walk through the heart of Turin, from Piazza San Carlo to the Murazzi on the river Po, on the morning of La Mezza and La Dieci. For schools, young people, families and anyone who wants to be part of it.
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The third race of the morning, alongside La Mezza and La Dieci: same city, same streets, but no stopwatch. Run it, walk it, finish it together.
On Sunday 11 April 2027 La Mezza di Torino and La Dieci di Torino, the Turin Half Marathon and 10K, reach their twelfth edition, and for the first time they bring along La Quattro di Torino: 4 km for schools, young people and families. It starts at 8:40 in Piazza San Carlo, ten minutes after La Mezza and La Dieci, and finishes at the Murazzi on the river Po.
The name keeps the number, like La Mezza (the half) and La Dieci (the ten): the three races are one family. “School” because it’s open to every school, from primary to secondary, and echoes the historic School Run in Piazza San Carlo; “Family” because you run it with parents, grandparents and friends. There are no rankings: run, walk or mix the two.
The entry fee is €10 until 4 April, and half goes to the Fondazione Paideia, a charity that has supported families of children with disabilities for many years. At the finish you get a medal, green like the logo, and a bag with post-race refreshments.
- Date
- Sun 11 April 2027
- Start
- 8:40 am, Piazza San Carlo
- Distance
- 4 km, run or walk
- Finish
- Murazzi del Po
- Entry fee
- €10, half to the Fondazione Paideia charity
- Race bibs
- 1,500 available
- Race type
- Non-competitive, open to everyone
- Under 12s
- With a parent
Entries open 7 November
We open on Saturday 7 November
Entries open on Saturday 7 November with the CEDAS We RUN Race Village in Mirafiori, and on 7 and 8 November there’s a special fee. You enter directly online on the Winning Time portal: no need to sign up on our site first.
La Quattro di TorinoFrom 7 November€10until 4 April
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Your 2027 entry includes
✓Race bib
✓Medal
✓Post-race refreshment bag
✓Half of your fee donated to the Fondazione Paideia
2027 entry fees
Online entries close on 7 April 2027, or earlier if bibs run out.
7 November 2026 to 4 April 2027
€10
5 to 7 April 2027
€15
Bibs available: 1,500
The course
Download the GPX track
Illustration on map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Drawn from the official GPS track.
The start is at 8:40 in Piazza San Carlo and you run along Via Roma towards Piazza Castello. From there you enter the Giardini Reali (Royal Gardens) and cross them along the avenue that leads to Corso San Maurizio, at the first kilometre.
Corso San Maurizio, along its tree-lined central avenue, takes you through the Vanchiglia district to Via Bava at the second kilometre. Then you turn onto Corso Napione and reach the side road of Corso Regina Margherita by the third.
The last kilometre is on Lungo Po Machiavelli, with the Po beside you, all the way to the finish arch at the Murazzi. After the line a fenced-off corridor takes you up the Murazzi ramp and along Lungo Po Diaz to Piazza Vittorio, where you collect your medal and refreshment bag.
- Surface
- Tarmac and the avenues of the Giardini Reali
- Elevation
- Mostly a gentle descent, from the centre down to the Po
Refreshment points
Post-race refreshments in Piazza Vittorio
- 0Start, Piazza San Carlo
- 0.5Via Roma and Piazza Castello
- 1Giardini Reali, Corso San Maurizio
- 2Corso San Maurizio at Via Bava
- 3Corso Napione, Corso Regina Margherita side road
- 3.5Lungo Po Machiavelli
- 4Finish at the Murazzi del Po
GPS track and elevation profile
Elevation209–251 m above sea level
0 km4.19 km
Elevations calculated from the EU-DEM terrain model (25 m) along the official track: figures are indicative, the official course measurement report prevails.
Watch the course
Race day schedule
Sunday 11 April
7:30Race Village opens in Piazza San Carlo
8:30Start of La Mezza di Torino and La Dieci di Torino
8:40La Quattro di Torino starts in Piazza San Carlo
10:00La Quattro finish closes at the Murazzi
The 2027 medal
All about La Quattro di Torino
Entries and fee
Entries open on Saturday 7 November 2026, together with La Mezza di Torino and La Dieci di Torino, and you enter directly online on the Winning Time portal, with no need to sign up on our site first. The fee is €10 until 4 April 2027 and €15 from 5 to 7 April; there are 1,500 bibs.
Finish, medal and refreshments
After the finish arch at the Murazzi, follow the fenced-off corridor: up the Murazzi ramp, right onto Lungo Po Diaz and on to the first exedra (the curved colonnade) of Piazza Vittorio. That’s where you collect your medal and refreshment bag.
The corridor keeps the finish area from getting crowded: volunteers will show you the way all along it.
A race that does good
Half of every entry fee goes to the Fondazione Paideia, which supports families of children with disabilities. Base Running has backed Paideia for years, including through the Corsa del Principino & Family at the Weekend Reale.
Together with
La Quattro was created with the City of Turin’s Youth Policy department and the Fondazione Paideia.
Assessorato alle Politiche Giovanili · Città di Torino
Involving young people in identifying their needs and interests, and turning them into policy, is where the department’s work begins. It coordinates the youth-led centres and opportunity networks for teenagers, the Universal Civil Service, the urban art panel, the HUB della Creatività space, relations with the universities, the TorinoGiovani portal and the Informagiovani centre.
TorinoGiovani
The City of Turin’s portal for young people aged 14 to 35: work, education, opportunities abroad, volunteering, health and life in Turin, plus events, concerts, exhibitions and festivals. It also covers the InformaGiovani centre at Via Garibaldi 25, a free and anonymous guidance desk.
torinogiovani.it ↗Fondazione Paideia
For years it has supported families of children with disabilities. It receives half of every La Quattro entry fee.
fondazionepaideia.it ↗FAQs
When and where is La Quattro di Torino?
On Sunday 11 April 2027 in Turin. It starts at 8:40 in Piazza San Carlo and finishes at the Murazzi on the river Po.
Why is it called that?
Quattro means four, as in four kilometres, so it reads as part of the same family as La Mezza (the half) and La Dieci (the ten). School & Family because it’s designed for schools, from primary to secondary, and for families.
Do I have to run?
No: it’s non-competitive, so you can run, walk or mix the two. The finish closes at 10:00.
Can children take part on their own?
Not under 12: they must be accompanied by a parent.
How much is it and what’s included?
€10 until 4 April 2027, €15 from 5 to 7 April. It includes your bib, a medal and a post-race refreshment bag; half goes to the Fondazione Paideia.
When do entries open?
On Saturday 7 November 2026, together with La Mezza and La Dieci di Torino, until 7 April 2027 or until all 1,500 bibs are gone. You enter directly on the Winning Time portal, with no need to sign up on our site first.
Where do I get my medal and refreshments?
After the finish, follow the corridor to Piazza Vittorio: medals and refreshment bags are handed out at the first exedra.
Can I run La Quattro if I’m also doing La Mezza or La Dieci?
No: the races start ten minutes apart, La Mezza and La Dieci at 8:30 and La Quattro at 8:40. Pick the one for you, and bring whoever comes with you to La Quattro.
