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Summer

Summer Olympics

Olympiad	Year	Host	Dates	Opened by	Medal table
Olympiad	Year	Host	Dates	Opened by	First	Second	Third	Fourth	Fifth
I	1896	Athens	6–15 April 1896	George I King of Greece	United States 11, 7, 2	Greece 10, 18, 19	Germany 6, 5, 2	France 5, 4, 2	Great Britain 2, 3, 2
II	1900	Paris	14 May – 28 October 1900	No opening ceremony held	France 27, 38, 37	United States 19, 14, 15	Great Britain 15, 8, 9	Mixed team 8, 5, 6	Belgium 6, 7, 4
III	1904	St. Louis	1 July – 23 November 1904	David R. Francis Former Mayor of St. Louis	United States 76, 78, 77	Germany 4, 5, 6	Canada 4, 1, 1	Cuba 3, 0, 0	Hungary and Mixed team
IV	1908	London	27 April – 31 October 1908	Edward VII King of the United Kingdom	Great Britain 56, 51, 39	United States 23, 12, 12	Sweden 8, 6, 11	France 5, 5, 9	Germany 3, 5, 5
V	1912	Stockholm	6–22 July 1912	Gustaf V King of Sweden	United States 26, 19, 19	Sweden 24, 24, 17	Great Britain 10, 15, 16	Finland 9, 8, 9	France 7, 4, 3
VI	1916	Berlin	Cancelled due to World War I
VII	1920	Antwerp	14 August – 12 September 1920	Albert I King of the Belgians	United States 41, 27, 27	Sweden 19, 20, 25	Belgium 16, 12, 14	Finland 15, 10, 9	Great Britain 14, 16, 13
VIII	1924	Paris	5–27 July 1924	Gaston Doumergue President of France	United States 45, 27, 27	Finland 14, 13, 10	France 13, 15, 10	Great Britain 9, 13, 12	Italy 8, 3, 5
IX	1928	Amsterdam	28 July – 12 August 1928	Duke Henry of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Prince consort of the Netherlands	United States 22, 18, 16	Germany 10, 7, 14	Finland 8, 8, 9	Sweden 7, 6, 12	Italy 7, 5, 7
X	1932	Los Angeles	30 July – 14 August 1932	Charles Curtis Vice President of the United States	United States 41, 32, 30	Italy 12, 12, 12	France 10, 5, 4	Sweden 9, 5, 9	Japan 7, 7, 4
XI	1936	Berlin	1–16 August 1936	Adolf Hitler Chancellor of Germany	Germany 38, 31, 32	United States 24, 21, 12	Hungary 10, 1, 5	Italy 9, 13, 5	Finland 8, 6, 6
XII	1940	~~Tokyo~~ Helsinki	Cancelled due to World War II
XIII	1944	London	Cancelled due to World War II
XIV	1948	London	29 July – 14 August 1948	George VI King of the United Kingdom	United States 38, 27, 19	Sweden 16, 11, 17	France 10, 6, 13	Hungary 10, 5, 12	Italy 8, 11, 8
XV	1952	Helsinki	19 July – 3 August 1952	Juho Kusti Paasikivi President of Finland	United States 40, 19, 17	Soviet Union 22, 30, 19	Hungary 16, 10, 16	Sweden 12, 13, 10	Italy 8, 9, 4
XVI	1956	Melbourne	22 November – 8 December 1956	Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Consort of the British monarch	Soviet Union 37, 29, 32	United States 32, 25, 17	Australia 13, 8, 14	Hungary 9, 10, 7	Italy 8, 8, 9
XVII	1960	Rome	25 August – 11 September 1960	Giovanni Gronchi President of Italy	Soviet Union 43, 21, 31	United States 34, 21, 16	Italy 13, 10, 13	United Team of Germany 12, 19, 11	Australia 8, 8, 6
XVIII	1964	Tokyo	10–24 October 1964	Hirohito Emperor of Japan	United States 36, 26, 28	Soviet Union 30, 31, 35	Japan 16, 5, 8	United Team of Germany 10, 22, 18	Italy 10, 10, 7
XIX	1968	Mexico City	12–27 October 1968	Gustavo Díaz Ordaz President of Mexico	United States 45, 28, 34	Soviet Union 29, 32, 30	Japan 11, 7, 7	Hungary 10, 10, 12	East Germany 9, 9, 7
XX	1972	Munich	26 August – 11 September 1972	Gustav Heinemann President of West Germany	Soviet Union 50, 27, 22	United States 33, 31, 30	East Germany 20, 23, 23	West Germany 13, 11, 16	Japan 13, 8, 8
XXI	1976	Montreal	17 July – 1 August 1976	Elizabeth II Queen of Canada	Soviet Union 49, 41, 35	East Germany 40, 25, 25	United States 34, 35, 25	West Germany 10, 12, 17	Japan 9, 6, 10
XXII	1980	Moscow	19 July – 3 August 1980	Leonid Brezhnev Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet	Soviet Union 80, 69, 46	East Germany 47, 37, 42	Bulgaria 8, 16, 17	Cuba 8, 7, 5	Italy 8, 3, 4
XXIII	1984	Los Angeles	28 July – 12 August 1984	Ronald Reagan President of the United States	United States 83, 61, 30	Romania 20, 16, 17	West Germany 17, 19, 23	China 15, 8, 9	Italy 14, 6, 12
XXIV	1988	Seoul	17 September – 2 October 1988	Roh Tae-woo President of South Korea	Soviet Union 55, 31, 46	East Germany 37, 35, 30	United States 36, 31, 27	South Korea 12, 10, 11	West Germany 11, 14, 15
XXV	1992	Barcelona	25 July – 9 August 1992	Juan Carlos I King of Spain	Unified Team 45, 38, 29	United States 37, 34, 37	Germany 33, 21, 28	China 16, 22, 16	Cuba 14, 6, 11
XXVI	1996	Atlanta	19 July – 4 August 1996	Bill Clinton President of the United States	United States 44, 32, 25	Russia 26, 21, 16	Germany 20, 18, 27	China 16, 22, 12	France 15, 7, 15
XXVII	2000	Sydney	15 September – 1 October 2000	Sir William Deane Governor-General of Australia	United States 37, 24, 32	Russia 32, 28, 29	China 28, 16, 15	Australia 16, 25, 17	Germany 13, 17, 26
XXVIII	2004	Athens	13–29 August 2004	Konstantinos Stephanopoulos President of Greece	United States 36, 39, 26	China 32, 17, 14	Russia 28, 26, 36	Australia 17, 16, 17	Japan 16, 9, 12
XXIX	2008	Beijing	8–24 August 2008	Hu Jintao President of China	China 48, 22, 30	United States 36, 39, 37	Russia 24, 13, 23	Great Britain 19, 13, 19	Germany 16, 11, 14
XXX	2012	London	27 July – 12 August 2012	Elizabeth II Queen of the United Kingdom	United States 47, 27, 30	China 38, 31, 22	Great Britain 29, 18, 18	Russia 19, 21, 27	South Korea 13, 9, 8
XXXI	2016	Rio de Janeiro	5–21 August 2016	Michel Temer Acting President of Brazil	United States 46, 37, 38	Great Britain 27, 23, 17	China 26, 18, 26	Russia 19, 17, 20	Germany 17, 10, 15
XXXII	2020/1	Tokyo	23 July – 8 August 2021^[a]	Naruhito Emperor of Japan	United States 39, 41, 33	China 38, 32, 18	Japan 27, 14, 17	Great Britain 22, 20, 22	ROC 20, 28, 23
XXXIII	2024	Paris	26 July – 11 August 2024	Emmanuel Macron President of France	United States 40, 44, 42	China 40, 27, 24	Japan 20, 12, 13	Australia 18, 19, 16	France 16, 26, 22
Upcoming
XXXIV	2028	Los Angeles	21 July – 6 August 2028	Donald Trump President of the United States	To be determined
XXXV	2032	Brisbane	23 July – 8 August 2032	To be decided Governor-General of Australia
XXXVI	2036	To be decided

Summer Paralympics

Games	Year	Host	Dates	Opened by	Medal table
Games	Year	Host	Dates	Opened by	First	Second	Third	Fourth	Fifth
I	1960	Rome	18–25 September 1960	Camillo Giardina Italian Minister of Health	Italy 29, 28, 23	Great Britain 20, 15, 20	West Germany 15, 6, 9	Austria 11, 8, 11	United States 11, 7, 7
II	1964	Tokyo	3–12 November 1964	Akihito Crown Prince of Japan	United States 50, 41, 32	Great Britain 18, 23, 20	Italy 14, 15, 14	Australia 12, 11, 7	Rhodesia 10, 5, 2
III	1968	Tel Aviv	4–13 November 1968	Yigal Allon Labor Minister of Israel	United States 33, 27, 39	Great Britain 29, 20, 20	Israel 18, 21, 23	Australia 15, 16, 7	France 13, 10, 9
IV	1972	Heidelberg	2–11 August 1972	Gustav Heinemann President of West Germany	West Germany 28, 17, 22	United States 17, 27, 31	Great Britain 16, 15, 21	South Africa 16, 12, 13	Netherlands 14, 13, 11
V	1976	Toronto	3–11 August 1976	Pauline Mills McGibbon Lieutenant Governor of Ontario	United States 66, 44, 45	Netherlands 45, 25, 14	Israel 40, 13, 16	West Germany 37, 34, 26	Great Britain 29, 28, 37
VI	1980	Arnhem	21–30 June 1980	Princess Margriet Royal family of the Netherlands	United States 75, 66, 54	Poland 75, 50, 52	West Germany 68, 48, 46	Canada 64, 35, 31	Great Britain 47, 32, 21
VII	1984	New York City	17–30 June 1984	Ronald Reagan President of the United States	United States 137, 131, 129	Great Britain 107, 112, 112	Canada 87, 82, 69	Sweden 83, 43, 34	West Germany 81, 76, 75
VII	1984	Stoke Mandeville	22 July – 1 August 1984	Charles Prince of Wales	United States 137, 131, 129	Great Britain 107, 112, 112	Canada 87, 82, 69	Sweden 83, 43, 34	West Germany 81, 76, 75
VIII	1988	Seoul	15–24 October 1988	Roh Tae-woo President of South Korea	United States 91, 90, 88	West Germany 76, 65, 52	Great Britain 65, 65, 54	Canada 55, 42, 55	France 46, 44, 50
IX	1992	Barcelona	3–14 September 1992	Sofía Queen consort of Spain	United States 75, 52, 48	Germany 61, 51, 59	Great Britain 42, 51, 45	Spain 39, 32, 49	Australia 37, 37, 36
IX	1992	Madrid	15–22 September 1992	Sofía Queen consort of Spain	United States 75, 52, 48	Germany 61, 51, 59	Great Britain 42, 51, 45	Spain 39, 32, 49	Australia 37, 37, 36
X	1996	Atlanta	16–25 August 1996	Al Gore Vice President of the United States	United States 46, 46, 65	Australia 42, 37, 27	Germany 40, 58, 51	Great Britain 39, 42, 41	Spain 39, 31, 36
XI	2000	Sydney	18–29 October 2000	Sir William Deane Governor-General of Australia	Australia 63, 39, 47	Great Britain 41, 43, 47	Canada 38, 33, 25	Spain 38, 30, 38	United States 36, 39, 34
XII	2004	Athens	17–28 September 2004	Konstantinos Stephanopoulos President of Greece	China 63, 46, 32	Great Britain 35, 30, 29	Canada 28, 19, 25	United States 27, 22, 39	Australia 26, 39, 36
XIII	2008	Beijing	6–17 September 2008	Hu Jintao President of China	China 89, 70, 52	Great Britain 42, 29, 31	United States 36, 35, 28	Ukraine 24, 18, 32	Australia 23, 29, 27
XIV	2012	London	29 August – 9 September 2012	Elizabeth II Queen of the United Kingdom	China 95, 71, 65	Russia 36, 38, 28	Great Britain 34, 43, 43	Ukraine 32, 24, 28	Australia 32, 23, 38
XV	2016	Rio de Janeiro	7–18 September 2016	Michel Temer President of Brazil	China 107, 81, 51	Great Britain 64, 39, 44	Ukraine 41, 37, 39	United States 40, 44, 31	Australia 22, 30, 29
XVI	2020/1	Tokyo	24 August – 5 September 2021^[b]	Naruhito Emperor of Japan	China 96, 60, 51	Great Britain 41, 38, 45	United States 37, 36, 31	RPC 36, 33, 49	Netherlands 25, 17, 17
XVII	2024	Paris	27 August – 8 September 2024	Emmanuel Macron President of France	China 94, 76, 50	Great Britain 49, 44, 31	United States 36, 42, 27	Netherlands 27, 17, 12	Brazil 25, 26, 38
Upcoming
XVIII	2028	Los Angeles	22 August – 3 September 2028	Donald Trump President of the United States	To be determined
XIX	2032	Brisbane	24 August – 5 September 2032	To be decided Governor-General of Australia
XX	2036	To be decided

Winter

Winter Olympics

Games	Year	Host	Dates	Opened by	Medal table
Games	Year	Host	Dates	Opened by	First	Second	Third	Fourth	Fifth
I	1924	Chamonix	25 January – 5 February 1924	Gaston Vidal Physical Education Undersecretary of France	Norway 4, 7, 6	Finland 4, 4, 3	Austria 2, 1, 0	Switzerland 2, 0, 1	United States 1, 2, 1
II	1928	St. Moritz	11–19 February 1928	Edmund Schulthess President of Switzerland	Norway 6, 4, 5	United States 2, 2, 2	Sweden 2, 2, 1	Finland 2, 1, 1	Canada and France 1, 0, 0
III	1932	Lake Placid	4–15 February 1932	Franklin D. Roosevelt Governor of New York	United States 6, 4, 2	Norway 3, 4, 4	Sweden 1, 2, 0	Canada 1, 1, 5	Finland 1, 1, 1
IV	1936	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	6–16 February 1936	Adolf Hitler Chancellor of Germany	Norway 7, 5, 3	Germany 3, 3, 0	Sweden 2, 2, 3	Finland 1, 2, 3	Switzerland 1, 2, 0
V	1940	Sapporo	Cancelled due to World War II
V	1944	Cortina d'Ampezzo	Cancelled due to World War II
V	1948	St. Moritz	30 January – 8 February 1948	Enrico Celio President of Switzerland	Norway and Sweden 4, 3, 3	Switzerland 3, 4, 3	United States 3, 4, 2	France 2, 1, 2	Canada 2, 0, 1
VI	1952	Oslo	14–25 February 1952	Princess Ragnhild Norwegian royal family	Norway 7, 3, 6	United States 4, 6, 1	Finland 3, 4, 2	Germany 3, 2, 2	Austria 2, 4, 2
VII	1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo	26 January – 5 February 1956	Giovanni Gronchi President of Italy	Soviet Union 7, 3, 6	Austria 4, 3, 4	Finland 3, 3, 1	Switzerland 3, 2, 1	Sweden 2, 4, 4
VIII	1960	Squaw Valley	18–28 February 1960	Richard Nixon Vice President of the United States	Soviet Union 7, 5, 9	United Team of Germany 4, 3, 1	United States 3, 4, 3	Norway 3, 3, 0	Sweden 3, 2, 2
IX	1964	Innsbruck	29 January – 9 February 1964	Adolf Schärf President of Austria	Soviet Union 11, 8, 6	Austria 4, 5, 3	Norway 3, 6, 6	Finland 3, 4, 3	France 3, 4, 0
X	1968	Grenoble	6–18 February 1968	Charles de Gaulle President of France	Norway 6, 6, 2	Soviet Union 5, 5, 3	France 4, 3, 2	Italy 4, 0, 0	Austria 3, 4, 4
XI	1972	Sapporo	3–13 February 1972	Hirohito Emperor of Japan	Soviet Union 8, 5, 3	East Germany 4, 3, 7	Switzerland 4, 3, 3	Netherlands 4, 3, 2	United States 3, 2, 3
XII	1976	Innsbruck	4–15 February 1976	Rudolf Kirchschläger President of Austria	Soviet Union 13, 6, 8	East Germany 7, 5, 7	United States 3, 3, 4	Norway 3, 3, 1	West Germany 2, 5, 3
XIII	1980	Lake Placid	13–24 February 1980	Walter Mondale Vice President of the United States	Soviet Union 10, 6, 6	East Germany 9, 7, 7	United States 6, 4, 2	Austria 3, 2, 2	Sweden 3, 0, 1
XIV	1984	Sarajevo	8–19 February 1984	Mika Špiljak President of the Presidency of Yugoslavia	East Germany 9, 9, 6	Soviet Union 6, 10, 9	United States 4, 4, 0	Finland 4, 3, 6	Sweden 4, 2, 2
XV	1988	Calgary	13–28 February 1988	Jeanne Sauvé Governor General of Canada	Soviet Union 11, 9, 9	East Germany 9, 10, 6	Switzerland 5, 5, 5	Finland 4, 1, 2	Sweden 4, 0, 2
XVI	1992	Albertville	8–23 February 1992	François Mitterrand President of France	Germany 10, 10, 6	Unified Team 9, 6, 8	Norway 9, 6, 5	Austria 6, 7, 8	United States 5, 4, 2
XVII	1994	Lillehammer	12–27 February 1994	Harald V King of Norway	Russia 11, 8, 4	Norway 10, 11, 5	Germany 9, 7, 8	Italy 7, 5, 8	United States 6, 5, 2
XVIII	1998	Nagano	7–22 February 1998	Akihito Emperor of Japan	Germany 12, 9, 8	Norway 10, 10, 5	Russia 9, 6, 3	Canada 6, 5, 4	United States 6, 3, 4
XIX	2002	Salt Lake City	8–24 February 2002	George W. Bush President of the United States	Norway 13, 5, 7	Germany 12, 16, 8	United States 10, 13, 11	Canada 7, 3, 7	Russia 5, 4, 4
XX	2006	Turin	10–26 February 2006	Carlo Azeglio Ciampi President of Italy	Germany 11, 12, 6	United States 9, 9, 7	Austria 9, 7, 7	Russia 8, 6, 8	Canada 7, 10, 7
XXI	2010	Vancouver	12–28 February 2010	Michaëlle Jean Governor General of Canada	Canada 14, 7, 5	Germany 10, 13, 7	United States 9, 15, 13	Norway 9, 8, 6	South Korea 6, 6, 2
XXII	2014	Sochi	7–23 February 2014	Vladimir Putin President of Russia	Russia 11, 10, 9	Norway 11, 5, 10	Canada 10, 10, 5	United States 9, 9, 10	Netherlands 8, 7, 9
XXIII	2018	Pyeongchang	9–25 February 2018	Moon Jae-in President of South Korea	Norway 14, 14, 11	Germany 14, 10, 7	Canada 11, 8, 10	United States 9, 8, 6	Netherlands 8, 6, 6
XXIV	2022	Beijing	4–20 February 2022	Xi Jinping President of China	Norway 16, 8, 13	Germany 12, 10, 5	China 9, 4, 2	United States 8, 10, 7	Sweden 8, 5, 5
Upcoming
XXV	2026	Milan	6–22 February 2026	Sergio Mattarella President of Italy	To be determined
XXV	2026	Cortina d'Ampezzo	6–22 February 2026	Sergio Mattarella President of Italy
XXVI	2030	Nice	1–17 February 2030	Winner of 2027 presidential election President of France
XXVI	2030	French Alps	1–17 February 2030	Winner of 2027 presidential election President of France
XXVII	2034	Salt Lake City	10–26 February 2034	Winner of 2032 presidential election President of the United States

Winter Paralympics

Games	Year	Host	Dates	Opened by	Medal table
Games	Year	Host	Dates	Opened by	First	Second	Third	Fourth	Fifth
I	1976	Örnsköldsvik	21–28 February 1976	Carl XVI Gustaf King of Sweden	West Germany 10, 12, 6	Switzerland 10, 1, 1	Finland 8, 7, 7	Norway 7, 3, 2	Sweden 6, 7, 7
II	1980	Geilo	1–7 February 1980	Olav V King of Norway	Norway 23, 21, 10	Finland 16, 7, 12	Austria 6, 10, 6	Sweden 5, 3, 8	Switzerland 4, 2, 4
III	1984	Innsbruck	14–20 January 1984	Rudolf Kirchschläger President of Austria	Austria 34, 19, 17	Finland 19, 9, 6	Norway 15, 13, 13	West Germany 10, 14, 10	United States 7, 14, 14
IV	1988	Innsbruck	18–25 January 1988	Kurt Waldheim President of Austria	Norway 25, 21, 14	Austria 20, 10, 14	West Germany 9, 11, 10	Finland 9, 8, 8	Switzerland 8, 7, 8
V	1992	Tignes	25 March – 1 April 1992	François Mitterrand President of France	United States 20, 16, 9	Germany 12, 17, 9	Unified Team 10, 8, 3	Austria 8, 3, 9	Finland 7, 3, 4
V	1992	Albertville	25 March – 1 April 1992	François Mitterrand President of France	United States 20, 16, 9	Germany 12, 17, 9	Unified Team 10, 8, 3	Austria 8, 3, 9	Finland 7, 3, 4
VI	1994	Lillehammer	10–19 March 1994	Sonja Queen consort of Norway	Norway 29, 22, 13	Germany 25, 21, 18	United States 24, 12, 7	France 14, 6, 11	Russia 10, 12, 8
VII	1998	Nagano	5–14 March 1998	Naruhito Crown Prince of Japan	Norway 18, 9, 13	Germany 14, 17, 13	United States 13, 8, 13	Japan 12, 16, 13	Russia 12, 10, 9
VIII	2002	Salt Lake City	7–16 March 2002	George W. Bush President of the United States	Germany 17, 1, 15	United States 10, 22, 11	Norway 10, 3, 6	Austria 9, 10, 10	Russia 7, 9, 5
IX	2006	Turin	10–19 March 2006	Carlo Azeglio Ciampi President of Italy	Russia 13, 13, 7	Germany 8, 5, 5	Ukraine 7, 9, 9	France 7, 2, 6	United States 7, 2, 3
X	2010	Vancouver	12–21 March 2010	Michaëlle Jean Governor General of Canada	Germany 13, 5, 6	Russia 12, 16, 10	Canada 10, 5, 4	Slovakia 6, 2, 3	Ukraine 5, 8, 6
X	2010	Whistler	12–21 March 2010	Michaëlle Jean Governor General of Canada	Germany 13, 5, 6	Russia 12, 16, 10	Canada 10, 5, 4	Slovakia 6, 2, 3	Ukraine 5, 8, 6
XI	2014	Sochi	7–16 March 2014	Vladimir Putin President of Russia	Russia 30, 28, 22	Germany 9, 5, 1	Canada 7, 5, 2	Ukraine 5, 9, 11	France 5, 3, 4
XII	2018	Pyeongchang	9–18 March 2018	Moon Jae-in President of South Korea	United States 13, 15, 8	Neutral Paralympic Athletes 8, 10, 6	Canada 8, 4, 16	France 7, 8, 5	Germany 7, 8, 4
XIII	2022	Beijing	4–13 March 2022	Xi Jinping President of China	China 18, 20, 23	Ukraine 11, 10, 8	Canada 8, 6, 11	France 7, 3, 2	United States 6, 11, 13
Upcoming
XIV	2026	Milan	6–15 March 2026	Sergio Mattarella President of Italy	To be determined
XIV	2026	Cortina d'Ampezzo	6–15 March 2026	Sergio Mattarella President of Italy
XV	2030	Nice	28 February – 9 March 2030	Winner of 2027 presidential election President of France
XV	2030	French Alps	28 February – 9 March 2030	Winner of 2027 presidential election President of France
XVI	2034	Salt Lake City	10–19 March 2034	Winner of 2032 presidential election President of the United States

Notes

^ The 2020 Summer Olympics were originally scheduled for 24 July – 9 August 2020 but were postponed a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
^ The 2020 Summer Paralympics were originally scheduled for 25 August – 6 September 2020 but were postponed a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

[1] The 2020 Summer Olympics were originally scheduled for 24 July – 9 August 2020 but were postponed a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

[2] The 2020 Summer Paralympics were originally scheduled for 25 August – 6 September 2020 but were postponed a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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