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Livigno and the 2026 Winter Olympic Games
Livigno playing centre stage for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympic Games
Published August 2020 – Updated April 2022
“Since the announcement of the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympic Games Livigno is getting ready to welcome athletes from all over the world. After the excellent results at the Beijing Games the Australian team will be among the main contenders for medals. Come and visit the sites ahead of the big event"
Italy will be hosting the XXV Winter Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. And Livigno will play a major roll.
Italy will be hosting the XXV Winter Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
Milan-Cortina 2026 will feature iconic venues and beautiful settings, combining the attractions of a modern European metropolis with classic Alpine environments. With an innovative approach, the various events will be staged in different renowned locations.
The region has indeed world-class winter sports venues, ranging from the ice arenas of Milano to the well-established and iconic World Cup and World Championship destinations of Cortina, Bormio, Anterselva and Val di Fiemme.
Livigno will play a major roll by hosting all the snowboard and freestyle skiing events and by awarding the biggest number of Olympic medals, 24 in total against the 16 of Milan and 19 of Cortina. In addition to that, Livigno will be the home of one of the Olympic villages providing accommodation to over 1 000 athletes.
