Bruges combined tickets: chocolate, fries and Flemish art

Which Bruges combo to book

Bruges is small, and so is the choice of combos. There are four, all Tiqets bundles of two tickets.

Families and food fans. Choco-Story + Fries Museum is the one with real reviews behind it. Choco-Story covers the history of cocoa and chocolate, with an audio guide included; the Fries Museum tells the story of the potato and the Belgian chip. Both are light, quick visits that work well with children or on a rainy afternoon.

Art and old Bruges. Groeninge Museum + Museum Sint-Janshospitaal is the pair for anyone who came for the Flemish Primitives. The Groeninge has the city's fine-art collection; Sint-Janshospitaal is the medieval hospital with its old pharmacy and the Memling works. The two are close to each other near the Dijver canal.

Architecture first. Bruges City Hall + Museum Sint-Janshospitaal swaps the paintings for the Gothic hall on the Burg square. It suits a first visit when you want the historic centre more than a full museum day.

Chocolate plus a walk. Choco-Story + City Tour Bruges adds a guided city tour. It has only one review, and a poor one, so read the details on the booking page before choosing it over the museum pair.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

A little. Each of the four bundles is priced around five percent below its two parts bought apart, and the ticket shows the saving. The bigger gain is one checkout instead of two.

How the tickets work

You pay once and get a separate ticket for each museum, usually as mobile tickets. Check whether either part asks for a date or time slot, and plan both visits on days the museums are open. Cancellation follows the bundle, so read the conditions on the booking page. New to bundles? See how combo tickets work.

Coming from the capital? The Brussels combo tickets page lists the bundles there.