Sunday, 4 April 2027Firenze, ToscanaHalf marathon (21K) · 21.097 km
About the race
MAR
31
WED
Last day for the name change: 31 March
The 43rd Florence half marathon, organised by Uisp Firenze: starting on the Lungarno della Zecca and finishing in Piazza Santa Croce, in the historic centre. A non-competitive 10 km is run on the same day.
Entered but can’t make it?
There are runners on the waiting list looking for your bib. List it and we’ll connect you with the first person on the list.
1You list your bib and tell us which price tier you signed up in and which extras you added.
2We assign it to the first person on the list, who pays for your entry through EntrySwap, and we let you know.
3You ask the organisers for the change by email, with the buyer's details and the buyer in copy.
4Once they're registered, we pay you what you paid, minus the EntrySwap fee (10%, minimum €3).
Until when can you transfer a bib for Half Marathon Firenze 2027?
According to the race organisers’ rules, the last day is 31 March. On EntrySwap we connect people until 29 March, so there is time to request the name transfer.
How do I get a bib for Half Marathon Firenze 2027?
1You join the list.
2When bibs become available and it’s your turn, you’ll have 24 h to decide if you want one.
3If you want it, you pay for the entry through EntrySwap. The payment is held on your card until you're registered.
4The seller will ask the organisers for the transfer by email, with your details and you in copy.
5Once the organisers make the change, you'll appear in the list of entrants on the race website.
Requirement to run in Italy
For the competitive race, the organisers ask whoever receives the bib for a FIDAL licence or Runcard and a sports medical certificate (certificato medico agonistico). Check this before connecting: without it, the organisers won't make the transfer.
Do I get my entry fee back?
The organisers don't refund it, but you get it back with EntrySwap: your buyer pays for your entry and we pay it to you, minus the EntrySwap fee.
1You list your bib and tell us which price tier you signed up in and which extras you added.
2We assign it to the first person on the list, who pays for your entry through EntrySwap, and we let you know.
3You ask the organisers for the change by email, with the buyer's details and the buyer in copy.
4Once they're registered, we pay you what you paid, minus the EntrySwap fee (10%, minimum €3).
Protected payment: what it is
It's the safe way to pay the seller for their entry.
You pay here, not the sellerYou pay by card on EntrySwap, through Stripe. The money is held on your card until you're registered.
You're charged once you're registeredWhen the organisers make the change, the charge goes through and we send the money to the seller.
If you don't get registered, you pay nothingIf the change doesn't happen, we release the hold and you get your place on the list back.
How do I avoid scams?
The seller's entry is only paid here, on EntrySwap. If the organisers charge anything for the transfer, it's paid directly to them.
Don't pay the seller anything another way: no bank transfer, no payment app, no «deposit» to hold the bib for you.
Our notifications only come from avisos@entryswap.com. We never contact you on WhatsApp or social media.
If anyone asks you for money or personal details, don’t reply and write to us at info@entryswap.com.
If you’re selling your bib, never share your entry’s username or password with anyone: you request the name change yourself.
EntrySwap isn’t affiliated with the organisers of this race. The name transfer is carried out by the race organisers in line with their rules.
