The 2026 Winter Olympics are scheduled to be held in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo from February 7 to February 22, 2026. This edition of the Winter Games will feature a wide array of competitions taking place across various venues spread throughout Northern Italy, from Bormio, where men’s alpine skiing will occur, to Antholz for biathlon events. In total, 16 disciplines will compete for a remarkable total of 116 gold medals.

The opening ceremony will take place at Milan's iconic San Siro football stadium, which has been designated as the Olympic Stadium for the event. The closing ceremony is planned to be held at the Arena in Verona, adding a cultural touch to the concluding proceedings of the Olympic games. Alongside the exciting live events, detailed schedules have been provided to help fans know exactly when they can catch each significant competition or final.

In preparation for the games, television coverage is set to be extensive, with channels such as ZDF and Eurosport airing live broadcasts of the medal decisions on February 14. Additionally, several individual events will also be available for viewing through various platforms, including the opening matches of the German curling team, which can be watched on platforms like Discovery+ and HBO Max, enhancing accessibility for audiences eager to follow their favorite sports and athletes live.