List of Olympic Games host cities

This is a list of Olympic host cities. Since the modern Olympic Games began in 1896, there have been 25 Summer Olympic Games held in 21 separate cities and 20 Winter Olympic Games held in 19 separate cities. This list includes games that were scheduled but were later canceled due to war, Berlin in 1916, Tokyo and Sapporo in 1940, and London and Cortina d'Ampezzo in 1944. It also includes cities which have been chosen by the International Olympic Committee to host upcoming Olympic Games; Beijing for the 2008 Summer Olympics, Vancouver for the 2010 Winter Olympics, Singapore for the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics, London for the 2012 Summer Olympics, and Sochi for the 2014 Winter Olympics. The 1906 Summer Olympics in Athens, also known as the 1906 Intercalcated Games, is not included in this list as the 1906 games are not officially recognized by the International Olympic Committee.

Six cities have hosted Olympic Games more than once; Athens in 1896 and 2004, Paris in 1900 and 1924, London in 1908 and 1948, St. Moritz in 1928 and 1948, Lake Placid in 1932 and 1980, and Los Angeles in 1932 and 1984. London will become the first city to host three games as of the 2012 Summer Olympics.

List of Olympic host cities

CITY	STATE/PROVINCE/REGION	COUNTRY	FLAG	OLYMPIAD	SEASON	YEAR	From	To
Athens	Attica	Greece		I	Summer	1896	April 6	April 15
Paris	Île-de-France	France		II	Summer	1900	May 14	October 28
St. Louis	Missouri	United States		III	Summer	1904	July 1	November 23
London	England	Great Britain		IV	Summer	1908	April 27	October 31
Stockholm	Sörmland and Uppland	Sweden		V	Summer	1912	May 5	July 27
Berlin	Berlin	Germany		VI	Summer	1916	Cancelled for WWI
Antwerp	Flanders	Belgium		VII	Summer	1920	April 20	September 12
Chamonix	Haute-Savoie	France		I	Winter	1924	January 25	February 4
Paris	Île-de-France	France		VIII	Summer	1924	May 4	July 27
St. Moritz	Graubünden	Switzerland		II	Winter	1928	February 11	February 19
Amsterdam	North Holland	Netherlands		IX	Summer	1928	May 17	August 12
Lake Placid	New York	United States		III	Winter	1932	February 4	February 15
Los Angeles	California	United States		X	Summer	1932	July 30	August 14
Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Bavaria	Germany		IV	Winter	1936	February 6	February 16
Berlin	Berlin	Germany		XI	Summer	1936	August 1	August 16
Tokyo	Kantō	Japan		XII	Summer	1940	Cancelled for WWII
Sapporo	Hokkaidō	Japan		V	Winter	1940	Cancelled for WWII
London	England	Great Britain		XIII	Summer	1944	Cancelled for WWII
Cortina d'Ampezzo	Veneto	Italy		V	Winter	1944	Cancelled for WWII
St. Moritz	Graubünden	Switzerland		V	Winter	1948	January 30	February 8
London	England	Great Britain		XIV	Summer	1948	July 29	August 14
Oslo	Viken	Norway		VI	Winter	1952	February 14	February 25
Helsinki	Southern Finland	Finland		XV	Summer	1952	July 19	August 3
Cortina d'Ampezzo	Veneto	Italy		VII	Winter	1956	January 26	February 5
Melbourne	Victoria	Australia		XVI	Summer	1956	November 22	December 8
Squaw Valley	California	United States		VIII	Winter	1960	February 18	February 28
Rome	Lazio	Italy		XVII	Summer	1960	August 25	September 11
Innsbruck	Tyrol	Austria		IX	Winter	1964	January 29	February 9
Tokyo	Kantō	Japan		XVIII	Summer	1964	October 10	October 24
Grenoble	Rhône-Alpes	France		X	Winter	1968	February 6	February 18
Mexico City	Federal District	Mexico		XIX	Summer	1968	October 12	October 27
Sapporo	Hokkaidō	Japan		XI	Winter	1972	February 3	February 13
Munich	Bavaria	Germany		XX	Summer	1972	August 26	September 11
Innsbruck	Tyrol	Austria		XII	Winter	1976	February 4	February 15
Montreal	Quebec	Canada		XXI	Summer	1976	July 17	August 1
Lake Placid	New York	United States		XIII	Winter	1980	February 14	February 23
Moscow	Russia	Soviet Union		XXII	Summer	1980	July 19	August 3
Sarajevo	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Yugoslavia		XIV	Winter	1984	February 7	February 19
Los Angeles	California	United States		XXIII	Summer	1984	July 28	August 12
Calgary	Alberta	Canada		XV	Winter	1988	February 13	February 28
Seoul	Seoul	South Korea		XXIV	Summer	1988	September 17	October 2
Albertville	Rhône-Alpes	France		XVI	Winter	1992	February 8	February 23
Barcelona	Catalonia	Spain		XXV	Summer	1992	July 25	August 9
Lillehammer	Oppland	Norway		XVII	Winter	1994	February 12	February 27
Atlanta	Georgia	United States		XXVI	Summer	1996	July 19	August 4
Nagano	Chūbu	Japan		XVIII	Winter	1998	February 7	February 22
Sydney	New South Wales	Australia		XXVII	Summer	2000	September 15	October 1
Salt Lake City	Utah	United States		XIX	Winter	2002	February 8	February 24
Athens	Attica	Greece		XXVIII	Summer	2004	August 13	August 29
Turin	Piedmont	Italy		XX	Winter	2006	February 10	February 26
Beijing	Beijing	China		XXIX	Summer	2008	August 8	August 24
Vancouver	British Columbia	Canada		XXI	Winter	2010	February 10	February 28
Singapore	Singapore	Singapore		I	Summer Youth	2010	14 August	26 August
London	England	Great Britain		XXX	Summer	2012	July 27	August 12
Sochi	Krasnodar Krai	The Russian Federation		XXII	Winter	2014	February 7	February 23

References

• "The Olympic Games". International Olympic Committee. Retrieved 2008-05-04.