La Veni Vici

Step back through time and lace up your running shoes for the Veni Vicis race on November 7, 2026. This unique event invites runners to traverse centuries of history as they journey from Uzès, with its medieval charm, across the iconic Pont du Gard aqueduct, all the way to ancient Nîmes.
The route is a testament to Roman engineering and architectural prowess, offering participants an unparalleled blend of historical significance and athletic challenge. The 87-kilometer run begins in the picturesque town of Uzès before winding through fragrant garrigue landscapes dotted with charming villages that have stood for centuries. This scenic course culminates at the grand Arènes de Nîmes, a testament to Roman architectural mastery.
The event offers various distances catering to different levels of fitness and interest: an 87km run, a challenging 52km option, a more moderate but still exhilarating 33km route, as well as a timed march nordique over the same distance. For those preferring a less strenuous experience, there's also an 18km run or a leisurely 16km rando walk.
The heart of this event beats at Pont du Gard itself, where runners and spectators alike can marvel at one of the world’s most remarkable ancient structures—a testament to Roman engineering dating back over two millennia. Here, participants will experience the thrill of crossing this historic bridge before continuing their journey through rolling hills and vibrant countryside towards Nîmes.
Beyond its athletic appeal, Veni Vicis offers an immersive cultural experience with family-friendly activities around Pont du Gard on race day, celebrating the rich history and heritage of Southern France’s Roman legacy. This event is not just a run; it's a historical adventure that brings to life 2000 years of architectural marvels.
Join runners from across the globe as they celebrate this unique blend of sport and cultural exploration in one unforgettable weekend.