Davies Symphony Hall

Davies Symphony Hall is located at 201 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco, California, a major city within the United States known for its cultural and economic significance. The hall is situated in the Civic Center neighborhood, an area that is part of San Francisco's larger urban environment, which has a population of approximately 883,305 residents.

The facility has a seating capacity of 2,743 and is primarily used for orchestral performances, chamber music concerts, and other types of live music events. It serves as the home of the San Francisco Symphony, which is a key institution in the American classical music scene. Davies Symphony Hall is designed with acoustics that support high-quality sound for musical performances.

Recent developments in the surrounding infrastructure have enhanced accessibility to the venue, with public transportation options such as Muni and BART providing connections to various parts of the city and region. The hall's location contributes to the city’s tourism appeal, attracting visitors for concerts and events, and it plays a role in the local economy through the hosting of cultural events.

Davies Symphony Hall has a Wikipedia entry detailing its features and history, which can be found at [Wikipedia - Davies Symphony Hall](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davies_Symphony_Hall). Additionally, the venue is commonly referred to as the "Davies Symphony Hall" and does not have an alternate name listed on its Wikipedia page.