Every Summer Olympics host city (1896–2024)
The top 3 according to 116 votes from people: 1896 Athens · 1908 London · 1904 St. Louis. (Updated Aug 21, 2024.)
The modern Summer Olympics, which began in Athens in 1896, have been held 30 times up to Paris 2024 (the 1916, 1940 and 1944 Games were cancelled because of war). London and Paris have hosted three times each, and Seoul hosted in 1988. The host cities in order.
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Top 30
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1
1896 Athens
Greece. The first modern Olympics.
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2
1908 London
United Kingdom.
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3
1904 St. Louis
United States.
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4
1900 Paris
France.
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5
1920 Antwerp
Belgium.
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6
1952 Helsinki
Finland.
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7
1968 Mexico City
Mexico.
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8
1928 Amsterdam
Netherlands.
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9
1932 Los Angeles
United States.
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10
1936 Berlin
Germany.
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11
1988 Seoul
South Korea. The first Summer Games held in South Korea.
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12
2012 London
United Kingdom. London's third Games, making it the city with the most Summer Games.
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13
2024 Paris
France. Paris became the second city, after London, to host three Summer Games.
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14
1912 Stockholm
Sweden.
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15
1956 Melbourne
Australia. Equestrian events were held in Stockholm because of quarantine rules.
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16
1980 Moscow
Soviet Union.
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17
1992 Barcelona
Spain.
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18
2008 Beijing
China.
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19
1972 Munich
West Germany.
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20
1924 Paris
France.
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21
1948 London
United Kingdom.
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22
1976 Montreal
Canada.
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23
2000 Sydney
Australia.
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24
2016 Rio de Janeiro
Brazil.
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25
2020 Tokyo
Japan. Postponed by a year because of COVID-19 and held in 2021.
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26
1964 Tokyo
Japan.
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2004 Athens
Greece.
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28
1960 Rome
Italy.
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29
1984 Los Angeles
United States.
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30
1996 Atlanta
United States.
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