Conference and Cultural Centre "Jordanki" in Toruń, Concert hall in medieval Toruń, Poland.

Jordanki is a five-storey concert and congress centre at aleja Solidarności 1-3, opened in 2015. Its sculpted form is clad in pale concrete broken by panels of pikado, a red brick-and-melaphyre conglomerate that echoes Toruń's Gothic buildings. The main hall seats 882 and the chamber hall 287; a sliding wall joins them.

In 2008, Fernando Menis won the international competition for Toruń's concert hall, chosen from 22 entries. Construction was carried out by a consortium of Mostostal Warszawa and Acciona Infrastruktura, and the centre opened on 12 December 2015. The project received the 2010 World Architecture Festival award for best future cultural building.

The center serves as a gathering place for art enthusiasts from the region and beyond. It regularly hosts performances by the Toruń Symphony Orchestra, theatre productions, and film screenings that shape the city's cultural life.

The building provides underground parking facilities and is accessible by car for those who drive. On-site dining options are available, allowing visitors to spend time there before or after events.

The main concert hall features movable ceilings that can alter acoustics and a two-panel sliding wall for sound absorption or reflection. These technical features allow the space to adapt its acoustics depending on the type of performance.