Bormio, Events Olympic Games 2026

Culture, Sports, Leisure, Wellness, Divertimento e svago

Bormio

Fri, 13/02/2026

Event made possible thanks to: Bormio Tourism

FuoriPista: Collateral Events

During the Olympics, Bormio becomes a true open-air stage, where sports, events, culture, and entertainment accompany the town from morning until evening.

Between the historic center and the squares, competitions are broadcast live on the big screen, amidst moments of collective cheering, special encounters, and symbolic events like the Olympic torch relay, along with initiatives dedicated to the Games.

Each day offers activities for families, live music, DJ sets, and evening shows, complemented by mountain cinema, exhibitions, and cultural projects that enhance sports and the area.

To make the experience even more engaging, digital and immersive installations and numerous outdoor activities are available, from walks to nature experiences, to live Bormio 360°.

Click here for the competition calendar in Bormio

Discover here all the events from February 1, some will continue until April 11!

Until February 21: House of Switzerland Italia 2026 / Bormio
Until February 21: Olimpia Fun Village - Music, Drink & Food
Until February 22: FuoriPista: Stelvio Après Ski
Until February 22: FuoriPista: Mountain Echoes - Sound sculptures by Yuval Avita
Until February 22: FuoriPista: Winter Alchemy
Until February 22: FuoriPista: Made in Bormio - solo exhibition of painter Marco Grassi
Until February 22: FuoriPista: Live Site Milano Cortina 2026
Until February 22: FuoriPista: Coldiretti Valtellina Village
Until March 30: Oro Bianco - A story of community sports
February 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 20: FuoriPista - The Culture of the Mountain: film series
February 9: Olympics Milano Cortina 2026: Men's Team Combined
February 10, 13, 20: FuoriPista: Guided tour of the Churches of Bormio
February 11: Olympics Milano Cortina 2026: Men's SuperG
February 11: FuoriPista: We who are the 80s, 90s, and 2000s
February 12: FuoriPista: A gold medal brain
February 12: FuoriPista: Snowsound - Live soundscapes
February 13: 60th Palio delle Contrade and 13th Palio delle Contrade dei Bocia
February 14: Olympics Milano Cortina 2026: Men's Giant Slalom
February 14: Meet & Greet with Deborah Compagnoni and Giorgio Rocca
February 14: Night skiing in Santa Caterina Valfurva - Carnival Party
February 15: Carnevàl di Mat
From February 15 to 28: FuoriPista: Snowsound - Inauguration of Immersive Installations
February 16: Olympics Milano Cortina 2026: Men's Slalom
February 16: FuoriPista: Party with Ski Mountaineering
February 19: Olympics Milano Cortina 2026: Ski Mountaineering Sprint
February 21: FuoriPista: Philatelic Cancellation Olympics Milano Cortina 2026
February 21: Olympics Milano Cortina 2026: Mixed Relay Ski Mountaineering
February 21: Night skiing in Santa Caterina Valfurva - Safari ZOO 105
February 22: FuoriPista: OSA on ICE Performance - Artistic Skating Alta Valtellina
February 22: FuoriPista: Olympic Closing Ceremony Milano Cortina 2026

Click here for the competition calendar in Bormio

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🏘️ Discover the municipality of Bormio

L'origine di Bormio è sicuramente molto antica. Lo conferma il ritrovamento di un bassorilievo risalente a un periodo compreso tra la metà del V sec. A.C. e i primi decenni del IV (anche se autorevoli studiosi pospongono di qualche secolo questa datazione). Lo stesso nome denuncia un’origine assai remota nel tempo: Bormio deriverebbe dall’indoeuropeo gwor “caldo”, labializzato dai leponzi in bhor, evidentemente per la presenza delle sorgenti termali. L’etimologia è tuttavia ancora oggetto di discussione. È certo che la particolare posizione geografica fu determinante per l’abitato che da sempre costituì un crocevia strategico per i suoi passi alpini. Se per quanto riguarda l’epoca romana si possono soltanto azzardare ipotesi, la storiografia e i documenti forniscono notizie più certe a partire dagli albori del primo millennio quando Bormio fu al centro di lunghe contese tra i vescovi di Como e di Coira. In quel periodo divenne il capoluogo di un contado che affermò la propria autonomia amministrativa, economica e giuridica, ottenendo privilegi e dazi sulle merci in transito, da sud verso nord e viceversa. Dal 1376 Bormio, insieme alla Valtellina, divenne area di influenza dei Visconti di Milano.Scopri di più. Clicca qui