1. Experience the Urban Pulse of Milan
Milan isn't just about the ice sports; it's the fashion and design capital of the world. During the Olympics, the city will be buzzing with fan zones and cultural exhibitions.
- Opening Ceremony "Harmony": On Feb 6, 2026, San Siro Stadium (80,000 capacity) will host a spectacular tribute to Italian culture and nature, directed by Marco Balich and narrated by actress Matilda De Angelis.
- Dining in Brera: Explore the artistic district for the best aperitivo and traditional Milanese risotto.
2. Explore 'The Queen of the Dolomites'
Cortina d'Ampezzo is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers more than just world-class skiing. Even if you're not a pro, the atmosphere is electric.
- Corso Italia: The famous pedestrian street for luxury shopping and people-watching.
- Olympic Heritage: Visit sites from the 1956 Games, showcasing nearly a century of Olympic history.
Pro Tip: Book a guided day trip from Milan to see the highlights without the stress of driving.
3. Winter Activities & Sightseeing
Take a break from the competitions to enjoy the natural beauty of the Italian Alps.
Lagazuoi Cable Car
One of the most spectacular views in the world. Accessible even to non-skiers.
Closing Ceremony
The Games conclude in Verona on Feb 22 with the "Water Droplets" thematic, featuring dancer Roberto Bolle.