SEC Centre, Exhibition and conference center in Glasgow, Scotland
The SEC Centre is an event venue in Glasgow, Scotland, with multiple halls designed for different types of gatherings. The facility can host several concurrent events and conferences with flexible configurations to suit different needs.
The venue was founded in 1979 on the site of the former Queen's Dock and opened in 1985. Its development from a historic dock area into a modern event space shaped Glasgow's city center renewal.
The center hosts conferences, trade shows, and concerts that shape Glasgow's event calendar. Visitors experience the city's modern gathering culture in a space designed to welcome different types of occasions.
The venue is reached via the SEC Centre railway station, which connects directly to the halls. Visitors will find public transportation access straightforward for getting there.
During the 2020 pandemic, the venue was temporarily converted into a hospital called NHS Louisa Jordan. This unexpected transformation shows how quickly the space can be adapted for different purposes.
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