The Moscon Exhibition Center consists of three parts: North Moscon, South Moscon and West Moscon. North Moscon and South Moscon are connected by tunnels, and West Moscon is separated by Fourth Avenue. While we were here there were a lot of buildings in the vicinity that were under construction but it had little impact on the meetings inside. North Moscon was built under the Yerba Buena Gardens, which was not very quiet and not affected by the meetings. The exhibition center is located right in the heart of many first-class hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions, just a few blocks from Union Square and Powell Street cable car, and about 15 minutes' walk from Chinatown.

This is a great place for meetings, with a lot of space and enough to hold various events. The conference center can see interesting furniture and decorations everywhere. I hope there are more food options here, but we are already very satisfied this time.

A very large exhibition center, and it is located in the city. We have been here for 18 years. There is no exhibition in the slave exhibition, and the surrounding area is very lively. There is a small market for us to visit.

This huge convention center keeps getting bigger, which is probably a good idea as San Francisco tries to attract the largest meetings. So many people can create some traffic nightmares, especially when they close Howard St.

The formerly lively exhibition center is now a vaccination point, and many people wait in order every day.

This is a large exhibition center, and many world-class technology events are held every year!