Stroll in the City 2026

5km or 10km Walk | 25 June 2026 | 7.00 pm

Register below for Stroll in the City! Just choose the distance you wish to walk!!

Stroll in the City is the perfect way to get into the summer spirit!

Stroll in the City will be held on 25th June 2026; just choose whether you want to walk 5km or 10km.

Participants start at 7:00 pm, and every adult participant is provided with an event t-shirt, participant number & medal. U18s run for free, and their places can be selected when you sign up.

Check out the iconic city route below, and if you have any questions, do look at our FAQs, or get in touch with our event team (TFA Events) using the contact details below.

Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. When you sign up, you need to choose to collect your t-shirt on the day from our collection points, or have it delivered to you in advance, and postage fees apply.

You can enter as a team, just click the relevant box when you register.

The Route

Stroll in the City 5km & 10km routes will begin in Paternoster Square.

Your route will start by going past St Paul’s Cathedral and then across Blackfriars Bridge, where you will enjoy world-famous views of Tower Bridge, The Shard of London, and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.

You will then go over head towards the west end and go along the South Embankment to Westminster Bridge and the back via the North Embankment to the Tower of London and Tower Bridge via some of London’s most unknown hidden paths.

You will then return through the City, back over Southwark Bridge to the lively Bankside area, on the south side of the River Thames.

After another 500m, you will cross the Millennium Bridge and once again take in the views of St Paul's Cathedral as you head towards the finish line in Paternoster Square, completing a truly iconic route!

No previous experience is needed for a run like this. The 5km & 10km routes are relatively flat, and you can walk or run. Stroll in the City is a great way to get you into the festive spirit, and if you want any more information, please do contact our events team on 0333 4441189 or via info@tfaltd.co.uk. Unfortunately, due to the strict security rules, we are unable to offer a bag storage facility.

Also, do check out our FAQs page, and full Santa run T&C's are available here or at the bottom of this page.

There is no bag drop facility at Stroll in the City, but you can collect your event t-shirt from 8.30 am on the day of your event at Paternoster Square (near St Paul’s Cathedral) or have it delivered (postage fees apply) in advance.

Code of Conduct

We kindly ask all participants taking part in Stroll in the City to follow this code of conduct during races and related gatherings hosted by TFA Events.

TFA Events reserves the right to make decisions regarding acceptable and unacceptable behaviour at its sole discretion.

Expected Behaviour

• Obey the instructions of all TFA employees and contractors, marshalls, course officials, security team members and volunteers associated with the event.

• Show respect and consideration to others at all times. Please remember this is a fun event and NOT A RACE.

• Be inclusive and refrain from any behaviour or language that is discriminatory, harassing, or demeaning.

• Stay aware of your surroundings and look out for fellow participants. If you encounter or observe a hazardous situation or someone in distress, notify a race marshal immediately.

Prohibited Behaviour

The following actions will not be tolerated:

• Any form of intimidation, harassment, abuse, discrimination, or offensive conduct.

• Harassment, including but not limited to: offensive comments based on gender, age, race, religion, sexual orientation, or disability.

• Use of nudity, deliberate intimidation, stalking, or unwanted following.

• Harassing photography or recording.

• Disrupting event proceedings.

• Unwanted physical contact or unwelcome sexual advances.

• Wearing inappropriate or provocative clothing that could offend others or is unsuitable for a sporting event.

• Acts of physical, verbal, or written aggression, including threats, intimidation, stalking, or disruptive behaviour that causes distress or danger to others.

• Possession of weapons or items that could harm others.

• Lewd, offensive, or profane language, gestures, or materials, including any form of hate speech.

• Possession or use of illegal substances. TFA Events has a zero-tolerance policy on illegal drug use at any of its events.

• Participating in activities that disturb the peace, break the law, or involve offensive behaviour.

• Ignoring event or venue rules as communicated by the Race Director or staff.

• Consuming alcohol before or during the event. Participants who are visibly under the influence of alcohol will not be permitted to take part.

Consequences for Violating the Code of Conduct

• Violations of this code will not be tolerated.

• Anyone asked to stop engaging in prohibited behaviour must comply immediately.

• TFA Events and its event partners may take appropriate action in response to violations by asking you to leave the event immediately. temporary or permanent bans from future events or actions, which may lead to further action from public authorities.

How to Report Unacceptable Behaviour

• If you experience or witness unacceptable behaviour, or if you have other concerns during the event, please inform a staff member promptly. Reports will be handled confidentially.

• The TFA Events team can assist you in contacting venue security or local law enforcement, and they will help ensure your safety throughout the event.

• To report an incident, speak with a staff member on-site or contact us.

For further inquiries, please reach out to TFA Events Limited via info@tfaevents.co.uk.