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| Olympics | City | Park | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1908 Summer | London | White City | Also the venue for the Franco-British Exhibition |
| 1956 Summer | Melbourne | Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Precinct | The Olympic Park Stadium within the precinct was so named in 1934. |
| 1960 Summer | Rome | Foro Italico | |
| 1964 Summer | Tokyo | Meiji Olympic Park | |
| 1968 Summer | Mexico City | Magdalena Mixhuca Sports City | |
| 1972 Summer | Munich | Olympiapark | |
| 1976 Summer | Montreal | Olympic Park | |
| 1980 Summer | Moscow | Luzhniki Olympic Complex | |
| 1988 Winter | Calgary | Canada Olympic Park | |
| 1988 Summer | Seoul | Olympic Park | |
| 1992 Summer | Barcelona | Anella Olímpica | |
| 1994 Winter | Lillehammer | Stampesletta | |
| 1996 Summer | Atlanta | Centennial Olympic Park | |
| 2000 Summer | Sydney | Sydney Olympic Park | |
| 2002 Winter | Salt Lake City | Utah Olympic Park | |
| 2004 Summer | Athens | Athens Olympic Sports Complex | |
| 2006 Winter | Turin | Torino Olympic Park | |
| 2008 Summer | Beijing | Olympic Green | |
| 2012 Summer | London | Olympic Park | To be renamed the Queen Elizabeth Olympic park in 2013. |
| 2016 Summer | Rio de Janeiro | Parque Olímpico Cidade do Rock |
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