Which Bordeaux combo to book
Art and the river. Bordeaux River Cruise + Drink + Bassins des Lumières pairs the digital art centre with a guided cruise on the Garonne, with a drink and a canelé, the city's small caramelised cake. The Bassins des Lumières is in a former submarine base in the Bassins à flot district, north of the centre, so leave travel time between the two.
Two screens in one day. Bassins des Lumières + Bordeaux VR Experience "Life Chronicles" suits a rainy day: the immersive exhibition, then a virtual-reality session. Check the age limits on the booking page if you're travelling with children.
With only two Tiqets bundles, it comes down to the second half of your day: on the water, or indoors. Both start from the same exhibition ticket, so the Bassins des Lumières is the fixed point either way.
Bassins des Lumières + Bordeaux VR Experience "Life Chronicles"
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Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
Both Tiqets bundles are a little cheaper than buying the parts separately, about five percent. The main gain is one checkout with both tickets on your phone.
How the tickets work
Pick a date for each part, and a time slot where one is asked for. The cruise leaves at set times, so book that first and fit the exhibition around it. Cancellation conditions can differ per part; check them on the booking page.
Combos Tiqets doesn't sell here
GetYourGuide sells a Porte Cailhau and Flèche Saint-Michel combo ticket: a medieval city gate and the tall bell tower beside the Basilica of Saint-Michel. Both are in the old town, a short walk apart, and both mean climbing stairs for the view.
For a bigger choice, see the Paris combos, or the cave combos in Montignac-Lascaux if you're heading to the Dordogne.