The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano–Cortina will bring together the world’s best winter athletes for an unforgettable international competition. This guide covers schedules, sports, host venues, and how to watch the Winter Games legally through official broadcasters.
The Milano–Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics will be hosted across multiple regions in Italy, combining historic cities with world-class alpine venues. Athletes from around the globe will compete in a wide range of winter sports, from alpine skiing and ice hockey to figure skating and biathlon.
Fans can explore the full list of Olympic winter sports and learn how events are structured in the competition format guide.
The Winter Olympics will take place over more than two weeks, featuring opening and closing ceremonies, preliminary rounds, and medal finals.
For a detailed breakdown of daily events and ceremonies, visit the complete 2026 Winter Olympics schedule.
Broadcasting rights vary by region. Fans can watch the Winter Games on television, online streaming platforms, and official mobile apps provided by licensed broadcasters.
See the full list of viewing options in our Winter Olympics 2026 viewing guide.
Events will be spread across multiple Italian cities and alpine regions, including Milan, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Livigno, and Bormio.
Learn more about each location in our host cities and venues guide.