Winter OlympicsMilano-Cortina 2026Live StreamingFeb 6-22, 2026

Where to Watch the Winter Olympics Milano-Cortina 2026

Complete guide to watching the Winter Olympics 2026 live from Milano and Cortina. Find official broadcasters, YouTube streaming options, and how to watch every moment from the Opening Ceremony to the final medal ceremony.

February 6, 2026
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Milano-Cortina 2026 Fast Facts

Olympic Winter Games: February 6-22, 2026

Paralympic Winter Games: March 6-15, 2026

Location: Milano and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy

Official Website: olympics.com/milano-cortina-2026

Watch the Opening Ceremony Live on YouTube

The Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony for Milano-Cortina 2026 is available for streaming on the official Olympics YouTube channel. This spectacular ceremony showcases the culture, artistry, and spirit of the Olympic movement, bringing together athletes from around the world in a celebration of winter sports.

Opening Ceremony YouTube Stream

Watch the spectacular Opening Ceremony live on the official Olympics YouTube channel. The ceremony brings together thousands of athletes in a celebration of global unity and sporting excellence.

Watch Opening Ceremony on YouTube

Countries with YouTube Streaming Access

The Olympics.com YouTube channel provides full live coverage and on-demand replays for select countries and regions. If you're in one of the following locations, you can watch all Olympic action directly on YouTube for free.

Singapore

Full coverage on Age of Sports channel

Watch on Age of Sports
Malaysia

Full coverage on Age of Sports channel

Watch on Age of Sports
Indonesia

Full coverage on Age of Sports channel

Watch on Age of Sports
Brunei Darussalam

Full coverage on Age of Sports channel

Watch on Age of Sports
Myanmar

Full coverage on Age of Sports channel

Watch on Age of Sports
Philippines

Full coverage on Age of Sports channel

Watch on Age of Sports
Brazil

Full coverage on CazeTV YouTube channel

Watch on CazeTV

Note: YouTube availability includes Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei Darussalam, Myanmar, Philippines (via Age of Sports), and Brazil (via CazeTV). For viewers in other regions, check the official media rights holders section below.

Official Media Rights Holders

The Olympic Winter Games Milano-Cortina 2026 will be broadcast by official media rights holders around the world. These broadcasters provide comprehensive coverage including live events, highlights, athlete stories, and expert commentary tailored to each region.

Find Your Local Broadcaster

Official Olympic Media Rights Holders bring all the excitement and drama of the Olympic Winter Games to you, live and on-demand, with the most comprehensive, relevant, and tailored offerings wherever you are. Coverage includes:

  • Live streaming of all events
  • On-demand replays and highlights
  • Multi-platform access (TV, web, mobile apps)
  • Expert commentary in local languages
  • Behind-the-scenes athlete content
  • Medal ceremonies and celebrations

What to Watch at Milano-Cortina 2026

The Olympic Winter Games feature world-class athletes competing in ice and snow sports across multiple disciplines. From high-speed alpine skiing to graceful figure skating, there's something for every sports fan to enjoy.

Ice Sports
  • Figure Skating
  • Ice Hockey
  • Speed Skating
  • Short Track Speed Skating
  • Curling
Snow Sports
  • Alpine Skiing
  • Cross-Country Skiing
  • Ski Jumping
  • Snowboarding
  • Freestyle Skiing
Sliding Sports
  • Bobsleigh
  • Skeleton
  • Luge
Combined Disciplines
  • Biathlon
  • Nordic Combined

How to Watch on Olympics.com

The official Olympics.com website provides comprehensive coverage, schedules, results, and athlete profiles throughout the Games. The platform offers multiple ways to follow the action:

  • Live Streams: Watch events live (availability varies by region)
  • Schedules & Results: Track all events and medal standings in real-time
  • Athlete Profiles: Learn about competitors from around the world
  • Highlights & Replays: Catch up on moments you missed
  • News & Stories: Get the latest updates and behind-the-scenes content

Frequently Asked Questions

When do the Winter Olympics 2026 start?

The Olympic Winter Games Milano-Cortina 2026 run from February 6 to February 22, 2026. The Paralympic Winter Games follow from March 6 to March 15, 2026.

Can I watch the Winter Olympics for free?

Yes, if you're in select countries including India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Maldives, Bhutan, or certain Sub-Saharan African nations, you can watch full coverage for free on the official Olympics YouTube channel. In other regions, check your local broadcaster for free-to-air or streaming options.

Where is the Opening Ceremony streaming?

The Opening Ceremony is available on the official Olympics YouTube channel at youtube.com/watch?v=3S3NGDO3XLo. It will also be broadcast by official media rights holders worldwide.

How do I find my local Olympic broadcaster?

Visit olympics.com/milano-cortina-2026/where-to-watch to find the official media rights holder for your country. These broadcasters provide comprehensive coverage across TV, web, and mobile platforms.

What time do events start?

Event times vary throughout the day based on the sport and venue. Check the official schedule on Olympics.com or your local broadcaster's website for specific times converted to your timezone.

Conclusion

The Winter Olympics Milano-Cortina 2026 promises to be an unforgettable celebration of winter sports, bringing together the world's best athletes in the stunning Italian Alps. Whether you're watching on YouTube, through your local broadcaster, or following along on Olympics.com, there are multiple ways to experience every thrilling moment from the Opening Ceremony through the final medal presentations. Mark your calendar for February 6-22, 2026, and don't miss a moment of Olympic glory.