The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics are shaping up to be the most anticipated sporting and cultural event for Italy in the coming years. From February 6 to 22, 2026 (Olympics) and from March 6 to 15, 2026 (Paralympics), the Italian Alps and the city of Milan will become the global stage for snow and ice disciplines, uniting tradition and innovation.

This event will not only be a celebration of sport but also a catalyst for urban and infrastructural development. Particular attention is focused on the vital areas of Milan, including the Rogoredo station neighborhood, which is destined to play a crucial role as a center for reception, competition, and service.

Key Dates for the Milano Cortina 2026 Event

The official dates that will mark this historic event are:

Winter Olympics: February 6 to 22, 2026
Winter Paralympics: March 6 to 15, 2026

The event will see athletes from all over the world compete in iconic disciplines such as alpine skiing, figure skating, ice hockey, curling, and many others, distributed across the venues in Milano, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Valtellina, Val di Fiemme and Anterselva.

Rogoredo and the Santa Giulia Arena: Milan's Icy Heart

The Rogoredo neighborhood in Milan is at the center of a profound urban redevelopment, and the Santa Giulia area is set to host one of the most significant structures of the entire event: the Santa Giulia Arena (or PalaItalia Santa Giulia).

Olympic Function: This new multifunctional arena, with a planned capacity of approximately 15,000 seats, will be the main venue for the men's Ice Hockey competitions during the 2026 Olympics.
Impact and Legacy: The Santa Giulia Arena is not just a temporary structure for the games; it is designed as a lasting legacy for the city of Milan, transforming the neighborhood into a new center for events, concerts, and sports after the Games conclude. Its proximity to the Rogoredo railway station is strategic for managing the flow of spectators and athletes.

Rogoredo Station: A Crucial Mobility Hub

The Milano Rogoredo Railway Station plays an essential role in connecting and facilitating the logistics of the Games. As an important high-speed rail and regional traffic hub, Rogoredo is the gateway for thousands of visitors heading to the Santa Giulia Arena and for transfers to the Alpine venues.

Strategic Accessibility: The station is a fundamental interchange point between national rail services (High-Speed and Regional) and Line 3 of the Milan Metro. During the Games, its efficiency in managing passenger flows will be crucial to ensure maximum accessibility to the Ice Hockey competition area.
Redevelopment: In preparation for the Olympics, the station and adjacent areas are undergoing infrastructural enhancements to improve services, intermodality, and passenger reception.

Bosciaclub Para pharmacy: A Service Outpost at the Station

In the context of a global event like Milano Cortina 2026, the continuous availability of essential services in strategic locations is fundamental. In this scenario, the presence of Bosciaclub Parafarmacia at Rogoredo Station takes on a practically significant importance.

Continuous Service: The Bosciaclub Parafarmacia outpost guarantees an essential service, ensuring access to parapharmaceutical and basic necessity products, including during holidays. This is vital for spectators, volunteers, and athletes transiting through the station at any time, especially considering the extended operating hours of the Olympic events.
Reference Point: Its constant opening makes it a reference point for quick assistance and the management of minor health emergencies or the need for over-the-counter medications, contributing to the overall efficiency and safety of the Rogoredo hub during peak Olympic attendance.
Home Delivery: As further logistical support, Bosciaclub Parafarmacia also extends its service to the convenience of home delivery via the Bosciaclub online parapharmacy website and the Just Eat platform, allowing residents and temporary guests to quickly receive necessary products without having to go to the station.

Milano Cortina 2026 is a project that goes beyond sport: it is an investment in infrastructure and services that will leave a lasting mark. The Rogoredo neighbourhood, with its Santa Giulia Arena, the enhanced station, and continuous services like Bosciaclub Parafarmacia, is ready to become a successful example of urban and logistical Legacy for the future.