The Olympic Park in Sochi, Russia, is a prominent sports and entertainment complex that gained international recognition as the primary venue for the 2014 Winter Olympics. The Sochi Olympic Park is situated in the Imeretinskaya Valley, on the Black Sea coast of the Krasnodar Krai region. It is approximately 30 kilometers from the city of Sochi.

Winter Olympics: The park was the central location for the 2014 Winter Olympics, hosting events like ice hockey, figure skating, curling, and more. It received significant infrastructure upgrades and new construction for the Games.

Fisht Stadium: One of the most iconic structures in the Olympic Park is the Fisht Stadium, which was used for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics. The stadium is known for its distinctive roof design.

Venues: The Olympic Park features various sports venues, including the Bolshoy Ice Dome (ice hockey), the Iceberg Skating Palace (figure skating and short track), and the Curling Center, among others. These venues continue to host national and international sports events.

Entertainment: The Olympic Park has been transformed into an entertainment and recreation area, featuring attractions like the Sochi Park theme park, which offers family-friendly rides and entertainment.

Sochi Autodrom: The Sochi Autodrom, located in the park, hosts the Russian Formula 1 Grand Prix, making it a prominent racing circuit in the Formula 1 calendar.

Parks and Promenades: The park offers beautifully landscaped areas, parks, and pedestrian promenades that are ideal for leisurely walks, taking in the sea views, and enjoying the pleasant climate.