A heart route signed Berlin.

A city can offer heart-shaped running routes to its visitors by partnering with CityHeart: we design a gold-tier heart route through Berlin on real, runnable streets, hand over the GPX file and HD visuals with full usage rights, and publish a permanent Berlin page that ranks for running-tourism searches. Berlin distributes it with prepaid codes, a QR code on signage, or an embedded white-label generator on its own website, typically timed with BMW Berlin Marathon in late September.

Berlin hosts the fastest marathon in the world and welcomes tens of thousands of visiting runners who arrive days early with nothing planned before race day.

We design it around Tiergarten, the Spree, Tempelhofer Feld, and time the launch with BMW Berlin Marathon in late September.

What Berlin receives

  • A co-branded gold-tier heart route through your streets
  • A permanent, Google-indexed city page on cityheart.run
  • HD route visuals in feed and story formats, full usage rights
  • A GPX file for Garmin, Apple Watch, Coros and Strava
  • An official City Partner badge linking back to your tourism site
  • Organic Strava reach every time a runner posts the route

Prepaid code packs

One code = one person unlocks one gold-tier route on your territory, GPX plus visual, valid 24 months. Discovery from €390 (100 codes), City from €2,900 (1,000 codes, white-label widget), Territory from €19,000 (10,000 codes, API, editorial support). Pay as you go stays available at €9 per generated route. Indicative ranges, excluding VAT, every pack is quoted.

Berlin partnership questions

How long does it take to get a heart route for Berlin?

We return gold-tier route concepts for Berlin within 48 hours of a brief, drawn around Tiergarten and the Spree. A full activation, with HD visuals, GPX files and the city page live, takes about two weeks, so a launch aligned with BMW Berlin Marathon in late September should be briefed a month ahead.

Who owns the routes and visuals Berlin receives?

Berlin gets full, perpetual usage rights on the GPX files, the route visuals and the posters produced under the partnership, for print, social and on-site signage. CityHeart keeps ownership of the routing algorithm itself.

Are the routes generated by AI?

No. Routes come from our own routing algorithm, not a generative AI model. Every kilometre follows a real, runnable street or path in Berlin, and each candidate is scored on geometry and street quality before it is allowed to carry a city name.

What data is collected on Berlin runners?

Nothing is required from a runner to follow a route: a prepaid code unlocks a GPX download without an account. Email addresses are only collected when a runner chooses to receive their file by email, under GDPR, and are never resold.