Albury Wodonga, a vibrant twin-city destination, sits on the border of New South Wales and Victoria, showcasing a rich cultural landscape shaped by both Indigenous heritage and contemporary influences. Albury is located on the lands of the Wiradjuri people, whose deep connection to the land continues to resonate throughout the region. Wodonga, on the Victorian side of the Murray River, acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land, whose cultural practices and knowledge have nurtured this area for thousands of years. Together, Albury Wodonga offers a unique blend of heritage, natural beauty, and modern attractions.
Come immerse yourself in the vibrant community, natural landscapes, and cultural charm of Albury Wodonga. Spend your days exploring galleries, tasting local produce, or simply strolling the tracks and trails along the iconic Murray River.
Immerse yourself in the thriving arts and cultural scene. Explore MAMA, the Murray Art Museum Albury, with its dynamic program of exhibitions, and discover the Hyphen Wodonga Library Gallery, a contemporary hub of art and language. History buffs can delve into the past at the Bonegilla Migrant Experience, while those seeking to connect with Indigenous culture can visit the Burraja Cultural Centre. Established in 2012, this centre has a strong history of sharing First Nations knowledge, skills, and traditions.
Albury Wodonga offers a diverse shopping experience. Explore the charming boutiques and specialty stores in the town centres, or head to the major shopping precincts for well-known brands and department stores.
Bike, hike or simply stroll your way through over 100km’s of diverse trails connecting Albury Wodonga’s incredible parks and reserves.
The Wagirra Trail winds along the banks of the Murray River, spanning from the vast Wonga Wetlands to the south of Albury and across the river connecting to the Wodonga trails. While on the path be sure to check out the Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk and continue onto The Crossing Place Trail to explore local Aboriginal artworks and learn about the significant history of the area.
Embrace the natural beauty of the region. Lake Hume, six times larger than Sydney Harbour, provides endless opportunities for waterskiing, jet skiing, fishing, and boating. Play a round of golf at the Commercial Club or Thurgoona championship courses, or simply relax in the picturesque riverside parklands.
The Lower Kiewa has been identified as a region of statewide significance, due to its floral diversity. As an unmanaged river, Kiewa River Parklands provides the unique experience…
The Cube Wodonga is a world-class, multipurpose conference and performance facility in Wodonga's central business area. The venue hosts touring bands and theatre shows, local…
Hyphen - Wodonga Library Gallery is the city's cultural hub, a regionally based, state-of-the-art facility located in Wodonga's CBD.This community venue is dedicated to the…
Flowing between the twin cities of Albury Wodonga is the mighty Murray River – a unique natural playground that’s enjoyed all year round. Lining the banks of the River, Albury…
The Albury Racing Club was established in 1881 and today stands as an iconic venue for the city of Albury with rich history and modern facilities and services home to thoroughbred…
At Endota day spa Albury, they invite you to relax and escape from the cares of everyday life and step inside a serene sanctuary of wellbeing. Their passionate and experienced…
Hire a bike or lace up your walking shoes to explore the Murray River pathway, a 15 kilometre (return) trail that links the Wonga Wetlands with the South Albury Trail through…
Junction Place is an exciting urban space bringing new life to the former historic railway station and rail yards in central Wodonga. The development of Junction Place has doubled…
Eastern Hill Rotary lookout is just off East Street Albury, with views across to Albury's Airport and the Table Top Range. The Lookout also offers fantastic views of the Murray…
A sanctuary for birdwatchers, field naturalists, photographers and bushwalking groups. Wandering through Wonga Wetlands is an idyllic way to wind down and enjoy nature. Wonga is…
Built in 2004, Baranduda Bowl is adjacent to the beautiful Baranduda Reserve. The facility includes two grind rails, sub-box and bowl with shallow and deep sections.Baranduda Bowl…
What is an Escape Room you ask?Only the best immersive experience in the Albury Wodonga region.You’re given sixty minutes to solve multiple puzzles and mysteries to break out of…
Albury Wodonga’s culinary scene is as diverse as its landscape. Indulge in fine dining at restaurants like DUX and La Maison, known for their sophisticated menus and locally-sourced ingredients. For a casual treat, try the handcrafted ice cream at Monumental or Topolino Gelateria, two local favourites.
Splitters Creek Vineyard is Albury Wodonga’s only vineyard and winery. Nestled in a peaceful valley, this small boutique, single vineyard winery has generations of history. The…
Murray Towns Brewing Co is a craft brewery situated on Gateway Island nestled between the cities of Albury and Wodonga. Their beer is created with an artisans passion for the…
Murray River Smokehouse is an iconic, Albury-based producer and retailer of all-natural small goods. They are a lolly shop for small goods lovers who prefer their smoked and cured…
Social Dining and Bar has an extensive lunch and dinner menu on offer featuring award-winning food offerings balanced with Asian cuisine. Social Dining and Bar is also fully…
‘The Goods Shed’ Craft Beer Cafe (situated in the old Railway Precinct) was built in the 1870’s and originally provided the region with a transport hub to move 'goods' between…
Miss Amelie offers exceptional dining and service to the border of Victoria and New South Wales. Based out of the heritage Railway Station in Wodonga, Miss Amelie offers charm…
Providing front-row views of QEII Square, this fresh and eclectic space offers great food at affordable prices, café and lounge seating, a chill-out space with access to great…
Wymah Organic Olives and Lambs are located in the granite country of Wymah Valley. The flock of wool shedding Wiltipol sheep and 3000 olive trees are set amongst old red gums…
The Star Hotel boasts the perfect blend of your traditional country hotel as well as the sophisticated elegance of the city. Let them become your local with their newly renovated…
Brady’s Railway Hotel is the perfect place for Albury locals and visitors to eat, drink, and relax.Established in 1878, Brady’s Railway Hotel has a long history in the area as an…
Mr Benedict was born out of a love for the hospitality lifestyle, all-day breakfasts and the delectable eggs benedict.Situated at the Monument end of Dean Street and diagonally…
Located in the heart of Albury’s Central Business District the Commercial Club offers top quality, yet affordable, restaurants and an abundance of fresh regional produce.Sports…
Located at the Peards Albury Complex, Café Borellas is a fully licensed cafe specialising in modern Australian cuisine. Known for its King George Feast Breakfast, Epic Shakes and…
Voted Readers’ Choice for 2023 with the Australian Good Food Guide, Fabric Restaurant and Bar is your go to restaurant in Albury. Fabric Restaurant and Bar has partnered with…
Level One Wine Bar is a wine bar and restaurant with a difference. They’ve put together a simple formula, and they think it works pretty well. Level One features a relaxed…
The Northside is conveniently located at the Five Ways, Lavington on Urana Street and is loved by locals for its expectational value, hearty meals, and cold, crisp beers.This pub…
The Astor Hotel is one of Albury's newest pub venues, having completed a dramatic Palm Springs inspired renovation led by Techne Architects in early 2021. The Astor boasts 28…
Located at one of Albury’s most idyllic and picturesque locations, their award-winning restaurant hopes to offer you an unparalleled location on the banks of the famous Murray…
Offering an authentic Japanese All You Can Eat dining experience with the highest quality ingredients sourced locally and the finest service. No matter you are celebrating a…
Yardbird Restaurant and Bar features a bold flavoured menu inspired by the European tradition of cooking over fire. Find Wagyu bavette steak, blue cheese butter and shallots…
Nothing says welcome quite like the smell of fresh baked goods mingling with the aroma of great coffee. Throw in warm smiles that greet you from behind the counter, a relaxed…
Aida Restaurant values family, friends, food, fun, and tradition and this is their journey introducing Aida Mediterranean cuisine to you.Mother Aida believes in cooking…
Albury's original laneway bar! Mixing the history of the building with a modern vibe has created a hidden delight. Be in the heart of Albury without being seen.
Saludos is a boutique Spanish restaurant in the Gardens end of Dean Street. They serve authentic paella, tapas dishes, slow-cooked lamb shanks along with other main meals and an…
Traditional wood fired pizza along with so many other meals - where there is something for everyoneServing up quality Italian foods each and every day! The highlight, their wood…
Price: $175–399 / South Albury
Stay in luxury at the Best Western Plus Hovell Tree Inn, located on the banks of the Murray River in Albury. Their newly refurbished hotel features 60 modern rooms, including…
Price: $140–210 / Albury
Indulge yourself by staying in the beautiful surroundings of the Albury Commercial Golf Club. Experience the quiet country atmosphere and hospitality, yet be only one kilometre…
Price: $115–250 / South Albury
The Hume Inn Motel is ideally positioned located just opposite of the famous Murray River and Albury's river parklands while being a leisurely stroll to the city centre of…
Price: $240–340 / East Albury
The whole family can relax in this light-filled four-bedroom home. There's space for everyone with three queen beds and two single beds. Enjoy two spacious bathrooms. Keep…
Price: $220–320 / Albury
Relax in this charming four-bedroom cottage located in a lovely quiet residential street within a quick 12-minute walk to Albury’s town centre.Perfect for a family or small group…
Price: $135–300 / Albury
Whether you are stopping to explore this beautiful region, or simply staying a night on the way through, The Albury Paddlesteamer has a range of superb, renovated AAA four-star…
Price: $230–400 / East Albury
From the moment you walk through the gate, you will sense the charm of The Cottage. Located in tree-lined old East Albury and built in 1937, it is one of the original homes in the…
Price: $15–45 / North Albury
The Albury Showground campground is located only six kilometres from the centre of town and has recently undergone an AUD1.3 million upgrade of the facilities. Albury is centrally…
Price: $380–420 / Albury
Neddidge on Borella hosts three spectacular, architecturally designed townhouses that take relaxation and luxury to the next level.Whether it be for business or pleasure, family…
Price: $119–450 / Lake Hume Village
Welcome to Lake Hume Resort - once you arrive there is no need to leave.Overlooking spectacular Lake Hume, Lake Hume Resort is just 10 minutes from Albury airport and an easy…
Price: $160–660 / Albury
Albury Wodonga Apartments offers guests high-quality furnished and serviced accommodation in the heart of Albury, perfect for a comfortable and memorable stay. From cosy…
Price: $145–195 / Albury
The Albury Regent Motel is located in a quiet position off the highway, yet nestled in the heart of Albury and offers guests a range of quality, affordable accommodations, in…
The Albury Visitor Information Centre is centrally located within the Albury LibraryMuseum. Be inspired by the friendly team, and grab an Albury Wodonga brochure for your visit. Get help with planning your stay using local dinning and accommodation guides. Discover the local and regional maps and pick up souvenirs and local produce to cherish.
Address: Albury LibraryMuseum, Corner Kiewa and Swift Streets, Albury, 2640
Phone: 1300 252 879
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