About Klub Tiffany
- Bar/
Cafe - Drag Shows
Klub Tiffany is Ljubljana's premier gay club and cultural centre, located within the vibrant Metelkova Mesto autonomous cultural zone. The venue features a dynamic atmosphere with diverse music ranging from international pop and dance hits to local Balkan sounds, complemented by regular drag shows and themed parties. The club is divided into two distinct spaces: Monokel, dedicated to the lesbian scene with house and techno music, and the larger main room catering to a mixed gay and straight audience. Beyond its role as a nightlife destination, Klub Tiffany serves as a cultural hub hosting art exhibitions, film screenings, discussion groups, and literature events. Run by Cultural Centre Q, the venue is deeply committed to LGBTQ+ arts, culture, and community activism. With welcoming staff, affordable drinks, and an inclusive environment, Klub Tiffany remains a cornerstone of Ljubljana's LGBTQ+ social scene, offering memorable experiences for both locals and visitors seeking authentic nightlife and cultural engagement.
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Opening Hours
- Friday
- 23:00 – 05:00
- Saturday
- 23:00 – 05:00
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