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PalaItalia Santa Giulia ^[1] is an under-construction ^[4] Milan venue for the 2026 Winter Olympics. ^[5] It will accommodate 16,000 spectators. ^[3] After 2026 it will be used as a multi-purpose venue. ^[6]

See also

• Mediolanum Forum

References

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