The Olympic Village in Milan for the 2026 Winter Games is located in the Porta Romana / Scalo Romana district, in the area of the former Porta Romana railway yard, just southeast of Milan’s historic center.

Quick Scoop: Where Is It Exactly?

  • The Milan Olympic Village sits on the site of the old Porta Romana rail yard (Scalo Romana) , a large former industrial area now being redeveloped.
  • It’s in the south-eastern part of central Milan , a short distance from the city center and within the broader Porta Romana neighborhood.
  • The complex is described as being between Porta Romana’s nightlife area and the Fondazione Prada contemporary art hub , so it’s in a lively, semi‑post‑industrial zone that’s been heavily regenerated.

A Bit More Detail (For Orientation)

  • The village covers roughly 60,000 m² and is made up of six new residential buildings plus refurbished industrial structures arranged around an Olympic plaza.
  • It was built specifically for Milano–Cortina 2026 and is planned to be converted into student housing and a new neighborhood with cafés, shops, and green spaces after the Games.

In simple terms: if you’re looking at a map of Milan, search for “Scalo Porta Romana / Olympic Village Milano Cortina 2026” near Porta Romana and Fondazione Prada — that’s where the Olympic Village is.

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