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At the finish line
On October 9, 10 and 11, the 2026 edition of the Marathon Beneva de Montréal will welcome runners to Maisonneuve Park and Jean-Drapeau Park.
How to get there?
Expo-Marathon at Montreal Convention Centre
200 Rue Viger West, Downtown Montreal
Place d'Armes
Mile race
Start on Sherbrooke Street and arrival at Maisonneuve Park
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5 km and 10 km races
Start on Sherbrooke Street near the Olympic Stadium
Arrival at Maisonneuve Park
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1 km race
Start on Sherbrooke Street, close to Jardin botanique
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Half Marathon and Marathon races
Start at Jean-Drapeau park
Jean-Drapeau
Arrival at Maisonneuve Park
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The STM will be there with you!
Stop by our booth (kiosk #4) on your way to Expo-Marathon at the Palais des congrès on Saturday, September 20 (9 a.m. to 10 p.m.) and Sunday, September 21 (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
Our team will be there with helpful information and tips for taking public transit.
Buy your transit fare at the Expo-Marathon
Once again this year, it will be possible to buy your transit fares on site at the Expo-Marathon, at the STM booth (#69). Planning your round-trip ticket purchase in advance is a great way to simplify your travel on the day of the event!
Suggested fares
- Unlimited weekend fare for unlimited trips Friday, 4 p.m. to Monday, 5 a.m.
or
- All Modes A, 2-trip fare to have your ticket home already in hand, so after you cross the finish line, you won’t have to wait in line!
or
- All modes A, 24 hrs fare for unlimited travels for 24 hours on Zone A only.
This event is in Zone A.
If you are going to Zone A (agglomeration of Montréal) from STM stations in Longueuil and Laval, you will need an All Modes AB fare.
Bus detours
Get all the information on detours for bus lines affected by the planned marathon route.
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