Capitals of the Summer and Winter Olympic Games

Below is a list of capital cities of states that have hosted and will host the Summer and Winter Olympic Games – from 1896 to 2028. The table also indicates the serial number and type of games, the year of holding, the start and end dates of the competition.

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City	Country	Games	Year	Home	End
Athens	Greece	I	—	Summer	1896	6 April	15 April
Paris	France	II	—	Summer	1900	14 May	28 October
St. Louis	USA	III	—	Summer	1904	July 1	23 November
Athens	Greece	unofficial games	1906	22 April	2 May
London	United Kingdom	IV	—	Summer	1908	27 April	31 October
Stockholm	Sweden	V	—	Summer	1912	5 May	July 27
Berlin	Germany	VI	—	Summer	1916	Canceled due to World War I
Antwerp	Belgium	VII	—	Summer	1920	20 April	on September 12
Chamonix	France	—	I	Winter	1924	25 January	February 4
Paris	France	VIII	—	Summer	1924	4 May	July 27
St. Moritz	Switzerland	—	II	Winter	1928	February 11	February 19
Amsterdam	Netherlands	IX	Summer	1928	17 May	12 of August
Los Angeles	USA	X	—	Summer	1932	July 30	14 of August
Lake placid	USA	—	III	Winter	1932	February 4	February 15
Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Germany	—	IV	Winter	1936	February 6	February 16
Berlin	Germany	XI	—	Summer	1936	1 of August	16 of August
Tokyo	Japan	XII	—	Summer	1940	Canceled due to World War II
Sapporo	Japan	—	V	Winter	1940
London	United Kingdom	XIII	—	Summer	1944
Cortina d’Ampezzo	Italy	—	V	Winter	1944
St. Moritz	Switzerland	—	V	Winter	1948	30 January	February 8
London	United Kingdom	XIV	—	Summer	1948	July 29	14 of August
Helsinki	Finland	XV	—	Summer	1952	July 19	3 of August
Oslo	Norway	—	VI	Winter	1952	February 14	February 25
XVI	—	Summer	1956	Cortina d’Ampezzo	Italy	—	VII	Winter	1956	26 January	February 5
Squaw Valley	USA	—	VIII	Winter	1960	February 18	February 28
Rome	Italy	XVII	—	Summer	1960	25 of August	on September 11
Tokyo	Japan	XVIII	—	Summer	1964	10 October	24 October
Innsbruck	Austria	—	IX	Winter	1964	29 January	February 9
Mexico City	Mexico	XIX	—	Summer	1968	12 October	27 October
Grenoble	France	—	X	Winter	1968	February 6	February 18
Sapporo	Japan	—	XI	Winter	1972	February 3	February 13
Munich	West Germany	XX	—	Summer	1972	26 of August	on September 11
Montreal	Canada	XXI	—	Summer	1976	July 17	1 of August
Innsbruck	Austria	—	XII	Winter	1976	February 4	February 15
Moscow	the USSR	XXII	—	Summer	1980	July 19	3 of August
Lake placid	USA	—	XIII	Winter	1980	February 14	February 23
Sarajevo	Югославия	—	XIV	Winter	1984	February 7	February 19
Los Angeles	USA	XXIII	—	Summer	1984	July 28	12 of August
Seoul	South Korea	XXIV	—	Summer	1988	on September 17	2 October
Calgary	Canada	—	XV	Winter	1988	February 13	February 28
Barcelona	Spain	XXV	—	Summer	1992	July 25	9 of August
Albertville	France	—	XVI	Winter	1992	February 8	February 23
Lillehammer	Norway	—	XVII	Winter	1994	February 12	February 27
Atlanta	USA	XXVI	—	Summer	1996	July 19	4 of August
Nagano	Japan	—	XVIII	Winter	1998	February 7	February 22
Sydney	Australia	XXVII	—	Summer	2000	on September 15	1 October
Salt Lake City	USA	—	XIX	Winter	2002	February 8	February 24
Athens	Greece	XXVIII	—	Summer	2004	13 of August	29 of August
Turin	Italy	—	XX	Winter	2006	February 10	February 26
Peking	China	XXIX	—	Summer	2008	8 of August	24 of August
Vancouver	Canada	—	XXI	Winter	2010	February 12	February 28
London	United Kingdom	XXX	—	Summer	2012	July 27	12 of August
Sochi	Our Country	—	XXII	Winter	2014	February 7	February 23
Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	XXXI	—	Summer	2016	5 of August	21 of August
Pyeongchang	South Korea	—	XXIII	Winter	2018	February 9	February 25
Tokyo	Japan	XXXII	—	Summer	2020	Peking	China	—	XXIV	Winter	2022	February 4	February 20
Paris	France	XXXIII	—	Summer	2024	July 26	11 of August
Milan Cortina-d’Ampezzo	Italy	—	XXV	Winter	2026	February 6	February 22
Los Angeles	USA	XXXIV	—	Summer	2028	July 21	06 of August

Olympics – the largest international competitions in various sports. There are summer and winter games, and each of them is held every four years.

Capitals of the Summer and Winter Olympic Games

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