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Davies Symphony Hall
CultureVisit: ~60 minFree
Concert hall in Civic Center, opened in 1980 and home of the San Francisco Symphony. It is named after Louise M. Davies, a patron who helped fund it. Its curved glass façade faces Grove Street. The main hall holds more than two thousand people.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Davies Symphony Hall: 2 missions
- Attend a Symphony concertCheck the programme and book a concert. Arrive early to see the lobby and the hall.
- Look at the curved glass façadeWalk around the outside of the hall and look at the glazed façade. Take a photo with the reflection of the city.
Near Davies Symphony Hall
War Memorial Opera House71 m awayAsian Art Museum440 m awayJapan Center1.1 km awayBuena Vista Park2.1 km awayMission Dolores Park2.1 km awayCastro Theatre2.2 km away
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Davies Symphony Hall?
Visiting Davies Symphony Hall is free.
How much time do you need for Davies Symphony Hall?
Allow about 1 h for the visit.
What is there to do at Davies Symphony Hall?
Attend a Symphony concert and Look at the curved glass façade.
What is there to see near Davies Symphony Hall?
War Memorial Opera House (71 m), Asian Art Museum (440 m) and Japan Center (1.1 km).