The 2026 Winter Olympics are set to be held in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo from February 7 to 22, featuring competitions spread across various venues in northern Italy. Events range from alpine skiing in Bormio to biathlon in Antholz, with medals awarded in 16 different disciplines, culminating in a total of 116 gold medals. The opening ceremony will take place at the iconic San Siro football stadium in Milan, while the closing ceremony is scheduled for the Verona Arena. Viewers can tune into ZDF and Eurosport to catch live broadcasts of all the medal events happening on February 12. The broadcasts will include notable events such as the German men's curling team, alongside additional streams available on platforms like Discovery+ and HBOMax. A detailed daily schedule will be released, showcasing the starting times for each final and decisive rounds of competitions throughout the Olympic period. This edition of the Winter Olympics highlights not only the sporting aspect but also emphasizes the logistical and scheduling challenges posed by hosting events across multiple venues in different cities. As excitement builds, the organization and coverage of these games will be crucial in ensuring that they resonate well with global audiences, promoting winter sports and possibly inspiring a new generation of athletes.