Archirun Club
Run, explore, and discover Prague. The Archirun Club regularly combines sport with architecture and urban development. Each run, led by experienced coaches, offers not only exercise but also professional training—from warm-ups and running drills to tips on technique. Carefully planned routes take you to architectural landmarks, new projects, and areas where you can observe the city’s current transformations up close. The runs include commentary on architecture, public space, or the challenges that the Prague Institute of Planning and Development or the city is addressing in a given location. Archirun Club isn’t about performance or stopwatches—it’s about a shared experience and a new way to explore the capital while on the move.
At CAMP, we appreciate architecture even while on the move. As part of the Archirun Club, you’ll not only get some exercise, but also visit places you might not normally notice.
practical information
Training dates and running routes are being posted on Strava. Space is limited, and registration via the Strava app is required to participate.
The run is designed for beginners. We’ll run at a pace of 6:00–6:30 min/km.
Restrooms and a small changing room are available for participants. The changing room is open from 17:30. Please bring your own lock to secure your personal belongings.
Registration and training sessions are free.
Anyone who joins at least five of our club runs will receive a free T-shirt from the special Archirun Club edition.
FAQ:
Where is the meeting point?
— During the summer, we start and end in front of the Top4Running store at Náplavní 1 (across from the Dancing House).
Will the classic Archirun take place this year?
— Unfortunately, no. The Prager's Cubes complex is undergoing a complete reconstruction since the summer of 2026, so the necessary facilities would not be available to hold Archirun. That is why it is taking the form of a running club this year.
What should I bring?
— Sportswear and running shoes. You can come wearing them or change in our locker room. Do not leave any valuables in the changing room. And don’t forget water.
Is the run canceled in bad weather?
— No, we run in all weather. We’re not made of sugar, and we’ll be looking forward to seeing you even in the rain.
Are there showers near the locker room?
— Unfortunately not. The changing room is temporary and there are no showers available.
Who can I contact with questions?
If you have a general question about how the club works, please email us at camp@ipr.praha.eu. If you have any questions right before an event, please call +420 770 141 547.
club rules
Each participant runs solely at their own risk and responsibility. By participating in any training session, you confirm that you have read these rules, understand them, and fully agree to them. If you do not agree, you may not participate in the training session.
Before each training session, register for the specific date via the Strava app. New sessions are announced only after the previous training has ended.
Only attend training if you are medically fit to run and have no known medical contraindications. While running, you may experience injury, overexertion, dehydration, traffic collisions, or sudden health complications. The training leader is not liable for any injury.
If you do not feel well during training, stop immediately and inform the training leader.
Run in a group and follow the leader’s instructions. Do not run off without permission, and always verify the leader’s contact information before training. If you get lost, contact the training leader immediately.
Follow the rules for safe movement in public spaces. Be mindful of traffic; run considerately on narrow paths, alert others to obstacles, and do not run with headphones.
Pets are generally welcome at CAMP, but for organisational reasons, please do not bring them to the runs.
Everyone stores their belongings at their own risk. Neither the leader nor the training organizer is responsible for loss, theft, or damage.
Training may be canceled due to extreme weather, safety concerns, or organizational reasons. Information will be posted in the group. In case of emergency, call 155 or 112.
In the dark or in low visibility, wear reflective gear and a headlamp.
Photos may be taken during the run for sharing; if you do not want to be in them, please let us know before the start.