Torino 2006

XX Olympic Winter Games
Host city	Turin, Italy
Opening ceremony	10 February
Closing ceremony	26 February
Stadium	Stadio Olimpico

The 2006 XX olympic games took place in Torino, Italy (also refered to as Turin)

The Torino Logo

. This was the third time that Italy has hosted the olympics, the first being in Cortina D'ampezzo for the 1956 Winter Olympic Games and the second in Rome for the 1960 Summer Olympic Games

Medals

1. Germany 11 Gold, 12 Silver and 6 Bronze. 29 Total.
2. United States of America 9 Gold 9 Silver and 7 Bronze. 25 Total.
3. Canada 7 Gold, 10 Silver and 7 Bronze. 24 Total.
4. Austria 9 Gold, 7 Silver and 7 Bronze. 23 Total.
5. Russian Federation 8 Gold, 6 Silver and 8 Bronze. 22 Total.
6. Norway 2 Gold, 8 Silver and 9 Bronze. 19 Total
7. Sweden 7 Gold, 2 Silver and 5 Bronze. 14 Total
8. Switzerland 5 Gold, 4 Silver and 5 Bronze. 14 Total
9. South Korea 6 Gold, 3 Silver and 2 Bronze. 11 Total
10. Italy 5 Gold and 6 Bronze. 11 Total
11. China 2 Gold, 4 Silver and 5 Bronze. 11 Total
12. Netherlands 3 Gold, 2 Silver and 4 Bronze. 9 Total
13. France 3 Gold, 2 Silver and 4 Bronze. 9 Total
14. Finland 6 Silver and 3 Bronze. 9 Total
15. Czech Republic 1 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze. 4 Total
16. Estonia 3 Gold. 3 Total
17. Croatia 1 Gold and 2 Silver. 3 Total.
18. Australia 1 Gold and 1 Bronze. 2 Total.
19. Ukraine 2 Bronze. 2 Total.
20. Poland 1 Silver and 1 Bronze. 2 Total.
21. Japan 1 Gold. 1 Total.
22. Slovakia 1 Silver. 1 Total.
23. Great Britain 1 Silver. 1 Total.
24. Bulgaria 1 Silver. 1 Total.
25. Belarus 1 Silver. 1 Total.
26. Latvia 1 Bronze. 1 Total.

Gallery

The Torino Cauldron

A man carrying the torino torch during the torch relay

The distinctive 2006 medals

The winter olympic mascots of 2006

See Also

• Logos - A collection of logos featuring this event.
• Mascots - The official mascots of this Olympics'.
• Torch - Information about this Olympics' torch.

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Preceded by Athens 2004	Olympics 2006	Succeeded by Beijing 2008
Preceded by Salt Lake City 2002	Winter Olympics 2006	Succeeded by Vancouver 2010