Klub Parlament

Klub Parlament is a large music club at Targ Węglowy 1 in Gdańsk's Old Town, housed inside the Wybrzeże Theatre in Poland's Pomeranian region. The venue covers more than 1,000 square metres, which makes it one of the larger nightlife spaces in the city centre, and it operates as a multi-purpose room hosting concerts, cabaret, film screenings and DJ nights. The crowd depends heavily on the programme: concert evenings draw music fans of varied ages, while DJ nights attract mostly students and adults in their twenties and thirties. The atmosphere is that of a cultural club rather than a polished lounge, with a large floor, a stage and a bar, and an emphasis on events over table service. No strict dress code is reported, and casual clothing is normal. Music changes by evening, ranging from live bands and cabaret to club sets, so visitors should consult the event calendar before choosing a night. The drinks programme is straightforward, with beer at roughly 10 to 20 PLN (about $2.6 to $5.3 USD), plus spirits and simple mixed drinks, in line with Polish club prices. Cover charge varies by event; concerts are usually ticketed, while some club nights may charge a smaller entry fee or none, so confirming the specific event matters. Bottle service is not a documented feature, and reservations generally apply to ticketed events rather than tables. Opening hours follow the event schedule: weeknights tend to be quiet or dark unless a show is on, while Friday and Saturday carry the main DJ programme into the early hours. The location beside Targ Węglowy, close to the Main Town and the Gdańsk Główny transport links, makes it easy to reach on foot or by tram, and the central position suits a night that combines dinner in the Old Town with a late event here.