The 2026 Winter Olympics are set to occur in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo from February 7 to February 22. The events will be held in diverse venues across Northern Italy, including locations like Bormio for men's alpine skiing and Antholz for biathlon. In total, there will be 16 disciplines featuring 116 gold medals to be awarded, highlighting the extensive range of competitions during the games.

The opening ceremony is scheduled to take place at the iconic San Siro football stadium in Milan, while the closing ceremony will be held at the Arena of Verona. Fans can expect a well-organized schedule, which details the start times for finals and decisive rounds for each event, as well as the names of winners across the competitions.

Viewers can catch the live broadcasts of medal events on major German networks such as ARD and Eurosport on February 19, alongside coverage of individual events, including the concluding games of the curling group phase available through channels like Sportstudio and Sportschau, as well as streaming options on Discovery+ and HBOMax. This broad media coverage ensures that fans won't miss any of the exciting Olympic moments throughout the 16-day event.