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When did Italy host the olympic winter games?
Turin, Italy hosted the Winter Games in 2006.
What country hosted the winter Olympic games in 2006?
Turin, Italy.
Who hosted the 2006 Olympic Games?
There were no 2006 Olympic Games. They take place every 4 years. The winter Olympics in 2006 were hosted by Turin Italy. See related links below.
Did Italy host the olympic?
Turin, Italy hosted the 2006 Winter Games.
Which country hosted the 2006 winter Olympic games?
The 2006 Winter Olympics were held in Turin (aka Torino), Italy.
How many times has Italy hosted the Winter Olympic games?
Twice. 1) 1956 in Cortina d'Ampezzo. 2) 2006 in Turin.
What years did Italy host the Olympics?
Italy has hosted three Olympic Games: Summer Olympics: 1960 - Rome Winter Olympics: 1956 - Cortina d'Ampezzo, 2006 - Turin
What country hosted the 2006 winter Olympics games?
Italy.
Who hosted the 1908 Olympic games?
1908 and 1948 London Olympic Games - Historically the UK has hosted the Olympic Games twice. The fist time was the 1908 London Olympic GamesThere were no Olympics in 2006. They take place every 4 years.
What country hosted the 2006 Winter Olympics?
Italy. The 2006 Winter Games were held in February 2006 in Turin, in NW Italy.
Why is Turin famous?
Mainly because of FIAT (Fabbrica italiana automobili torino, i.e. Italian Car Factory of Turin) and because it hosted the winter olympic games in 2006
What city hosted the most olympic events?
The Games of the XX took place in the summer 1972, in Munich, West Germany. Additionally, the XX Olympic Winter Games took place in Turin, Italy, in 2006.
