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Albury Visitor Information Centre
WODONGA Visitor Information Centre
Whether planning a brief stop-over or a longer
stay, visit us for:
Now located in the city centre, the Wodonga Visitor
Information Centre has all the information you need
to make travelling around our beautiful region a
memorable experience.
• Great things to see and do
• Local and regional maps
• Accommodation assistance
• Day trip suggestions
• Advice on public transport
• Free internet access and WiFi
Located in the historic Albury Railway Station
precinct, the Albury Visitor Information Centre has
ample parking, dumpsite and water facilities and is
within easy walking distance of Albury’s CBD.
Open seven days a week, 9.00am-5.00pm
Railway Place, Cnr Smollett and
Young Streets, Albury NSW 2640
1300 ALBURY (1300 252 879)
info@visitalburywodonga.com
visitALBURYWODONGA.com
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We provide maps and information on attractions
across the Albury-Wodonga region, and a wide range
of visitor guides from across Australia.
Located at the beginning of the High Country Rail
trail, bike hire is available. Also selling local produce,
a wide range of souvenirs and regional wine.
Free WiFi
69-73 Hovell Street, Wodonga VIC 3690
1300 796 222
tourism@wodonga.vic.gov.au
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Albury Wodonga reflects
all of the things we love
best – relaxing, enjoying
good times with family and
friends, getting into the
amazing outdoor activities
our region is famous for and
savouring our great local
food and wine. Most of all,
we love to share those things
with our visitors.
Our stunning location on
the banks of the Murray
River gives us easy access
to some of Australia’s most
exciting skiing, oldest
wineries, tastiest regional
produce and best-preserved
historical towns. The
unique atmosphere of our
cities blends an urban
vibe with laid-back charm,
tradition with innovation,
and adrenalin-charged
action with quiet afternoon
strolls.
Whatever brings you here and
however long your stay, we
welcome you to our beautiful
cities and believe you’ll
find many reasons to return.
contents
Food, wine & nightlife
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Shopping
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Arts & culture
13
Heritage 16
Nature
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Family fun
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Events
29
Day trips & beyond
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Useful information
38
shopping
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EATING OUT
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ENTERTAINMENT
& NIGHTLIFE
46
THINGS TO DO & SEE
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ACCOMMODATION
60
GETTING HERE
& GETTING AROUND
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SURROUNDING AREAS
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EVENT SUPPLIERS
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MAPS
Albury Wodonga OFFICIAL VISITOR GUIDE
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FOOD, WINE
and nightlife
locally grown always tastes better
all aboard:
For a sensational
dining experience,
jump on board Wodonga’s
Broadgauge restaurant.
Renowned award
winning restaurateurs,
Jodie Jones and Steve
Carne, will serve
world-class fare in
the relaxed
contemporary setting
of the refurbished
historic Wodonga
Railway Station.
O
ur region produces some
of the best food and wine
you’ll find anywhere.
Add to that our cosmopolitan
influences, urban
sophistication and warm
hospitality and you’ve got
the makings of the perfect
holiday for foodies, families
and fun-seekers alike. And
city types need not worry –
the coffee is excellent.
For breakfast, lunch or a little
pitstop, bag a sunny table at
one of the buzzing kerbside
cafés in Dean Street Albury
or High Street Wodonga.
For superior pub grub, try
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the rooftop beer garden at
the Bended Elbow or street
dining at the Albion Hotel in
Albury or the outdoor dining
deck of Wodonga’s Birallee
Tavern.
Tree lights twinkle in the
evening in Dean Street
Albury and that’s when the
city comes alive – locals
and visitors catch up for a
drink and relax over dinner
or head on to a show, gig or
nightclub. The lightshow on
Wodonga’s water tower is
a stunning backdrop to the
popular meeting and eating
places around High Street.
local Favourite
The Proprietor:
Sourcing ingredients locally, serves one menu all
day with a variety of dishes that can be eaten as
breakfast, brunch or lunch.
Don’T MISS:
• Geoffrey Michael Patissier
(Monument end of
Dean St, Albury)
• Coffee Mamma
(Olive St, Albury &
High St, Wodonga)
• Deli Bean
(Beechworth Rd, Wodonga)
• Streetbean
(Macauley St, Albury)
• Patty’s Patisserie
(Olive St, Albury)
• Hideout Café
(Waratah Way, Wodonga)
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New to town:
Bamboo Dumpling Bar is the
Border’s first dedicated craft
beer bar, matched with Asian
dumplings that epitomise
the fun of share-food. House
specials such as Peking duck
pancakes and Schezuan beef
spicy noodles are just some
of the many mouth-watering
delights on offer.
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FOOD, WINE
and nightlife
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Check visitALBURYWODONGA.co
www.alburywodongaaustralia.com.au for market dates
Essential supplies
• Countryside Meats
(Macauley St, Albury) • Morrison Street
Continental Butchers
(Morrison St, Wodonga)
• Essential Ingredient
(Dean St, Albury)
• Butt’s Smokehouse
(Young St, Albury)
• Arnolds Fresh Produce
(Osburn St, Wodonga)
• Fresh pasta and top local produce from the
Green Zebra (Dean St,
Albury)
• Dares Fruit and Veg (Elgin Blvd, Wodonga)
• Formichi Smallgoods (Kelly St, Wodonga) –
award-winning smallgoods
and bundles of passion
from the producer,
Rob Formichi.
LOCAL FAVOURITES
Explore local food
culture, meet local food
producers and taste
terrific local food at
the Hume Murray Farmers
Market held every 2nd
Saturday from 8.00am to
12.00 noon at Gateway
Village, Wodonga.
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FOOD, WINE
and nightlife
Eating out by DAY
Lunch has never tasted so good
The Cube Cafe & Kitchen
Tucked away at the Botanic
Gardens end of Albury’s Dean
Street, Mr Benedict would
be easy to miss. Those who
persist will be rewarded with
good coffee and lots of buzz.
If you’re recovering from a
big night out, enjoy your eggs
benedict with a nice, gentle
Berocca – or, if you’re game,
a glass of bubbly or a Bloody
Mary.
Top class
Perched elegantly above
the refurbished art deco
Albion Hotel in Albury with
panoramic views on all
sides, Azotea serves fine
food without attitude. Watch
the sunset from the outdoor
terrace over the rim of your
wineglass and take your time
over the delectable menu.
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Local grape lovers relish
the Border Wine Room’s
tasting nights, wine
events and elegant dining.
Connoisseur and wine
buff extraordinaire David
Sutherland hand-picks the
perfect wine to complement
each menu choice.
Imported and Australian
wines both star. Enjoy one
of your old favourites or
awaken a new passion.
Located below street level
in Dean Street, Albury,
Celladoor is Albury’s
newest tapas bar and
stone grill restaurant.
Showcasing local produce
in a beautiful relaxed
environment... come in
and support locals from
paddock to the plate.
• Mr. Benedict
(Dean St, Albury)
• Café Borellas
(Borella Rd, Albury)
• Café Grove
(High St, Wodonga)
• Deli Bean (Beechworth
Rd, Wodonga)
• Casa Deli (Smollett St,
Albury)
• The Green Zebra
(Dean St, Albury) Has its
own organic garden
• Paleo Cafe
(Dean St, Albury)
• The Cube Cafe & Kitchen
(Hovell St, Wodonga)
• Early Bird Cafe
(Dean St, Albury)
• The Proprietor
(Townsend St, Albury)
• Q Foods
(Dean St, Albury)
• The River Deck Café
(Noreuil Park, Albury)
a picturesque place to
catch up with friends in
the warmer months
FOOD, WINE
and nightlife
Eating out by night
PUBS AND BARS
LIVE MUSIC
Dine in style
Whether you feel like a cold beer
or a classic martini, you’ll find the
right place in this list:
Check the ‘Play’ section of
Thursday’s Border Mail for details
or head straight to:
• The Border Wine Room
(Dean St, Albury)
• Azotea (Dean St, Albury)
• The Steak Pit
(Elgins complex, Elgin Blvd,
Wodonga)
• Broadgauge
(Junction Pl, Wodonga)
• La Maison
(Gateway Village, Wodonga)
• Restaurant 579 on Olive
(Olive St, Albury)
• Celladoor
(Dean St, Albury) Stocks
only locally sourced beer
and wine
• Bamboo combines craft
beer and dumplings (Dean
St, Albury)
• Paddy’s beer garden at
the New Albury Hotel, a
favourite local watering
hole (Kiewa St, Albury)
• Q Manhattans for
cocktails and tapas
(Kiewa St, Albury)
• St Ives Hotel
(Lincoln Causeway,
Wodonga)
• Sodens renovated
heritage listed pub
Go casual
(Cnr David & Wilson Sts,
• Hog’s Breath Café
Albury)
(Townsend St, Albury)
• Boomerang Hotel
• Hollywoods Pizza Bar
(Wagga Rd, Lavington)
for woodfired pizza and
• Birallee Tavern for a
amazing cakes
great woodfired pizza
(Thomas Mitchell Dve,
(Melrose Dr, Wodonga)
Southside Terrace, Wodonga)
•Zedbar for fun retro
• Kinross Woolshed Hotel
chic (Dean St, Albury)
(Kinross Crt, Thurgoona)
•
The Lounge Tapas Bar
• The New Albury Hotel’s
(Dean St, Albury)
outdoor bistro
•
Huon
Hill Tavern
(Kiewa St, Albury)
(Reid St, Wodonga,
• The Clubhouse Bar and
next to the Quest
Bistro
apartments)
(Clubhouse Pl, Wodonga)
• The Blazing Stump
• The Burger Bar
(Anzac Pde, Wodonga)
(Dean St, Albury)
• Baan Sabai Jai, the famous • StarBar, don’t miss a
Thai cart (Smollett St, Albury) game or race at
Albury’s sporting hub
• Pinch of Spice
(Guinea St, Albury)
(Dean St, Albury)
• The New Albury Hotel
(Kiewa St, Albury)
• The Albion Hotel
(Dean St, Albury)
• Zedbar
(Dean St, Albury)
• Commercial Club Albury
(Dean St, Albury)
• Jazz Basement
(Lincoln Causeway,
Wodonga)
• Sunday ‘cider sessions’
at The Bended Elbow
(Dean St, Albury)
• The Kinross Woolshed
Hotel for country music
in a former 1890s-built
shearing shed
(Kinross Crt, Thurgoona)
• SS&A Albury
(Olive St, Albury)
Night Clubs
• One Nightclub
(Dean St, Albury)
• The New Albury Hotel
(Kiewa St, Albury)
• Zedbar
(Dean St, Albury)
• Groove Saint
(Dean St, Albury)
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FOOD, WINE
and nightlife
entertainment
• Take in a movie at the
Regent Cinemas
(Dean St, Albury) and
check out the art deco
cinema 1
• Catch a top national or
international act at the
Albury Entertainment
Centre (Swift St) or
The Cube Wodonga
(Hovell St)
• Soak up some live
music or catch a movie
at The Cube Wodonga
Courtyard, visit www.
thecubewodonga.com.au
for program details
• See a play at HotHouse
Theatre (Lincoln
Causeway, Wodonga)
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Cinema Under the Stars.
Mix a flick with a picnic at
alburycity.nsw.gov.au/cinemaunderthestars
shopping
GORGEOUS GIFTS:
• Original art pieces from Arts Space Wodonga (Lawrence St, Wodonga)
• Traditional teddy bears handmade using the finest materials from Stanley Bears (by appointment, Wodonga)
• Fresh flowers and
gifts from Flowers
Naturally (Smollett St,
Albury)
• Beautiful homewares
from Pour Mes Amis
(High St, Wodonga)
• Green-minded goodies
from Murray Now Eco
Store (Dean St, Albury)
• Di Billiet Homewares (Nurigong St, Albury)
• Instyle at Peards
(Borella Rd, Albury)
Explore the extensive
range of unique
charming giftware.
• Kitchen supplies and
homewares from Home
Inspirations (Elgin
Blvd, Wodonga and
Dean St, Albury). A
favourite for locals
and visitors alike.
A
lbury Wodonga is a
shopping mecca for the
region. It’s got all of
the basics but is also full of
the kinds of hidden gems
that make holiday shopping
special.
from the main streets,
there’s plenty of parking and
you’ll never be more than a
few steps from a flat white
or a fresh juice to keep your
energy up.
Our compact cities offer
amazing variety. Whether
you need a dazzling outfit
for the races, a quirky gift
or just a pair of socks, you’ll
find something perfect for
your taste and budget.
Just about everything’s
within easy walking distance
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WHEN RETAIL
THERAPY ISN’T
ENOUGH...
• Bliss (Olive St, Albury)
• Zen Day Spa (Swift St, Albury)
Restore and rejuvenate body and
soul to feel your best.
• Luca Salon (Hume St, Wodonga)
Rejuvenating beauty therapies
for when you feel like spoiling
yourself or a loved one.
• Wodonga Beauty Room
(Lawrence St, Wodonga)
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shopping
HOUSE AND GARDEN
You might want to bring your car
yday
ls to ever
From gorgeous designer labe
casual wear you’ll be dressed to impress.
Summer special
If you’re in town during
daylight savings, an evening
at the QEII Square Twilight
Markets is a must (check
alburycity.nsw.gov.au for
dates). Browse amongst
unique handmade jewellery
and boutique items, taste
some great street food or
just relax and listen to the
live music.
Treasure hunting
Books on Dean (Dean St,
Albury) is a genuine find:
a curated range of vintage
and collectible books
on more topics than you
can imagine, including a
number of first editions.
Whether your interest
runs to local heritage,
classic children’s books,
P.G. Wodehouse, Graeme
Greene, poultry-keeping or
military history, you’ll find
something to covet.
Gateway Village
With a diverse range of
stores and a gallery, discover
artworks, sculptures,
jewellery and wood products.
Little Nest stocks a
selection of unique and
innovative products from
Australia and around the
world, from wooden toys,
stationery and designer
homewares.
• Peards Borella Road
Nursery (Borella Rd,
Albury). Gardeners won’t
want to leave. Luckily
there’s a great café too.
• Provincial Home
Living (Olive St,
Albury). Furniture and
homewares with a
French provincial focus,
adirondack chairs too.
• Wodonga Plant Farm
(Cnr Beechworth & Huon
Creek Rds, Wodonga).
Everything you could
possibly want for your
garden, plus the popular
Garden Gallery Café and
children’s playground.
• Pillow Talk (Olive St,
Albury) A wide range
of homewares for your
bedroom, bathroom and
living room.
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shopping
Frock UP
Chic picks include:
or High Street,
Start in Dean Street, Albury,
Wodonga, and you won’t go wrong.
• Addiction Clothing
(Dean St, Albury)
offers a complete range
of After Five, and
Formal wear.
• Sheppards of Albury
and Coco Ribbon
(Dean St, Albury).
Your choice of timeless
classics and funky, fresh
fashions.
• Bamboostik
(Dean St, Albury)
• My Changing Room
(Mac Street Precinct,
Macauley St, Albury).
Pre loved upmarket
fashion and accessories.
• Zeinert & Zeinert
(Dean St, Albury)
• 2 Red Apples
(High St, Wodonga).
• Seiburn
(High St, Wodonga).
GET SMART
Top recommendations
for men include:
• Country Labels
(Olive St, Albury)
• Jack’s Country Clothing
(Dean St, Albury)
• Fever (Olive St, Albury)
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ARTS AND
CULTURE
A
lbury Wodonga is a
lively cultural hub for
the whole region. From
major exhibitions to live
performances including theatre,
music, comedy and dance,
there’s always something to
grab your interest.
The award-winning Albury
LibraryMuseum adds drama
to the cityscape with its
striking wall of orange and
grey crosses inspired by the
lines of an historic rail bridge
that crosses the Murray River.
Inside you’ll find a fabulous
exhibition space and state-of
the-art public library.
The LibraryMuseum is a
fantastic showcase for touring
exhibitions, works from the
AlburyCity Collection and
community exhibitions.
Visual arts
The top spot for contemporary
art is Wodonga’s Gateway
Village on the Lincoln Causeway.
Arts Space Wodonga,
central Wodonga’s vibrant
contemporary arts venue,
offers an eclectic program of
unique exhibitions, intimate
performances, workshops,
recitals and forums featuring
local, regional and imported
cultural works. The Albury Art Gallery is
currently undergoing a
$10.5M redevelopment and
is scheduled to re-open
in mid 2015.
Don’t Miss:
Watch out for
unique public art
while you stroll
around the twin
cities.
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ionado
You don’t need to be an arts afic
to enjoy our arts and cultural scene.
Arts Hub:
Picturesque Gateway Village
(Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga), is a
great place to buy fabulous art and
crafts or just get inspired.
It’s home to:
• GIGS Gallery
• Jazz Basement
• HotHouse Theatre in the historic Butter Factory
Theatre Wodonga
• Woodcrafters Gallery
• Musikids
• Murray Arts
• Creators Artspace
• Albury Wodonga Artists Society Studio/Gallery
ARTS AND
CULTURE
CATCH UP WITH
THE LOCALS:
While you’re in town,
catch a performance
by one of the local
theatre companies
- Albury Wodonga
Theatre Company and
The Other Theatre
Company. Call the
Visitor Information
Centres in advance
for information on
performances.
Flying Fruit Fly Circus
Performing arts
We highly recommend
capping off your visit with a dip
into Albury Wodonga’s diverse
performing arts scene.
Check out what’s on at
the Albury Entertainment
Centre, which presents a
dazzling program of theatre,
music, dance and comedy all
year round. Featuring major
international and national
artists, it showcases highprofile touring productions
including performances
by the Sydney Symphony
Orchestra, Melbourne
International Comedy
Festival and the Australian
Dance Theatre.
Theatre enthusiasts will love
HotHouse Theatre in the
Butter Factory – a converted
1928 dairy on the banks
of the Murray at Gateway
Village, Wodonga. It’s an
intimate setting where you
can often meet the actors
afterwards.
The Cube Wodonga, is a stateof-the-art entertainment
centre, hosts a variety of
entertainment, touring
bands, theatre, community
performances, film
screenings and much more.
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HERITAGE
Albury LibraryMuseum
A
lbury Wodonga has
always been a place that
brings people together.
The past is alive and well
here, as you’ll discover.
Live the legends
For the original inhabitants
of the area, the Wiradjuri
people, the area where
Albury Wodonga stands
today was an important
river crossing and tribal
meeting place. The Albury
LibraryMuseum’s awardwinning Crossing Place
exhibition takes this as
the starting point for a
fascinating collection of local
objects, oral stories and film
that gives an engaging insight
into the city’s past. You can
also find out about some of
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our more famous residents
– basketball player Lauren
Jackson, tennis players
Margaret Court and Jack
Crawford and country music
legend Lee Kernaghan.
X marks the spot
Here the explorers Hume
and Hovell found a place
to cross the Murray so
they could continue their
journey of discovery south
to Melbourne. Hovell Tree
Park at the western end of
Hume Street in Albury is the
location of the tree inscribed
by the explorer William Hovell
in 1824. Just near the park
on Wodonga Place stands the
Turks Head Hotel, Albury’s
first pub and once the most
popular place in town.
STEP BACK
The Albury Heritage Trail
takes you back a hundred
years or so into our social,
political and economic
past. Take a walk around
the 18th and 19th century
buildings on Dean Street
between Kiewa and Olive
Streets. Download the
Albury Historic Building
Walking Tour app to give
you info on 21 landmarks
along Smollett and Dean
Streets. The full tour takes
two hours, but you can stop
off at one of the great cafés
in the area to refuel. A hard
copy of the tour is also
available from the Albury
Visitor Information Centre.
Boy have we got some stories
to tell you!
Time travel:
Albury’s grand Italianate style
railway station, built in 1881,
was once a passenger transfer
point on the break of gauge
railway between Sydney and
Melbourne. This made it a very
busy place, and its covered
platform is the longest in
Australia.
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What’s inside the box?
you’ll have to visit to find out.
MILItary buffs:
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An impressive collection of war
vehicles at the Army Museum
at Bandiana awaits those with
an interest in war memorabilia.
There are also prisoner of war and
ordnance displays as well as the
Turkish 75mm Krupp Field Gun
captured by the 11th Australian
Light Horse Regiment and the 4th
Machine Gun Squadron during
fighting at Semakh in 1918.
HERITAGE
Calling australia home
The Albury Wodonga
region represented a new
beginning for over 330,000
European immigrants who
arrived in Australia after
World War II as part of the
government’s post-war
migration scheme.
Standing inside one of the
living quarters at Block 19,
you can almost hear the
many voices of those who
once began new lives in
Australia at the Bonegilla
Migrant Reception Centre.
A place that once bustled
with activity, it is now a
peaceful and contemplative
place that allows us to
think about the contribution
that migrants have made
to this country. Take the
opportunity to write or
record a piece of history
or try the new Suitcase
Trail, an interactive activity
designed for both children
and adults. It’s well worth
taking the Lake Hume loop
past the Hume Weir and
around Kangaroo Point.
www.bonegilla.org.au
Sandy Creek Bridge, Huon
Building vision
A triumph of engineering,
the Hume Dam wall was
constructed way back in
1919 using steam engines
and horse-drawn carts and it
took 17 years to complete.
When it was built it was the
largest dam in the southern
hemisphere. Some original
pieces of machinery are on
display at the wall.
The scale of this project is
truly awe inspiring. The dam
was built to provide water for
irrigation and hydro-electric
power for the state grid.
At capacity, it holds over five
times the water volume of
Sydney Harbour.
RIDE THE LINE:
If you like to get
outdoors for your
history fix, try
pedalling the old
railway line on the
High Country Rail
Trail. The old railway
line was built in
1887 and was used to
transport material for
the Snowy Mountain
Scheme. The last train
headed out along this
track in 1978. Take
in the beautiful high
country scenery as
you pass Lake Hume,
Bonegilla and several
beautiful reserves
with picnic facilities.
Military buffs
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NATURE
wild at heart
W
ith so much fresh air
and amazing natural
scenery right outside
your door, who can resist
the call to get out and play?
You’ll find natural woodlands,
manicured gardens and
outdoor fun for all seasons.
Run, walk or spin
your wheels
We’ve got over 90 kilometres
of beautiful trails in our
region, so, whatever speed
you’re going at, you’re
bound to be inspired. Pick
up a map, get your runners
on and hit the trail! Try an
early morning run along the
peaceful Wagirra Trail on the
banks of the Murray River
and check out the signs
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about Wiradjuri history and
culture while you’re taking a
break.
Revitalise the spirit with the
lake, river and alpine views
from the trails at Wodonga’s
Huon Hill Parklands.
Enthusiastic cyclists won’t
miss the High Country Rail
Trail along the old railway
line from Wodonga to Old
Tallangatta – a distance of
43 kilometres each way. The
new landscape architecture
on the Trail’s 600m Sandy
Creek Bridge is a big
attraction for walkers and
bike riders. You can hire
a bike from the Wodonga
Visitor Information Centre or
one of the local bike shops.
Nail Can Hill is the
place to head if you’re
into unspoiled bush,
spring wildflowers and
great vistas. If you like a
challenge, you’ll love the
popular Nail Can Hill Run
on the second Sunday in
May, which has been held
every year since 1977.
Steve Moneghetti did it
in 34.57 minutes, but
don’t let that put you off!
Whether you’re a serious
competitor, fun runner or
casual walker, you’ll enjoy
a really great day out.
Enter online at
www.nailcanhillrun.com
The Hill is also where
you’ll find the most avid
mountain bikers testing
themselves on the trails.
Local
Favourite:
Get your local knowledge from
an expert, take a fishing tour
with Lake Hume Hire. And don’t
forget to buy your fishing license
before you go.
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calming,
Getting back to nature, it’s
soothing and inspiring.
perfect
picnic spots:
• Wonga Wetlands
• Lake Hume Village overlooking the
dam wall and the lake
• Huon Hill, Wodonga – fantastic
360-degree views over Albury Wodonga
• Hovell Tree Park, Albury (bonus points
if you happen to be in town on a Sunday
when the Community Wood Fired Ovens
are in action – for dates and details
check www.alburycity.nsw.gov.au or
phone 02 6023 8111)
• Albury Botanic Gardens
• Sumsion Gardens, Wodonga
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• Gateway Island, on the banks of the
Murray in Wodonga
• Fredericks Park, younger kids will
enjoy sitting upon the giant turtle.
NATURE
Wonga Wetlands, the perfect setting to recharge your batteries.
Spirit of place
Wonga Wetlands is a magical
place to spend an afternoon.
Relax on the grass with
a picnic and take in the
ambiance or walk around 80
hectares of beautiful lagoons
and billabongs. Over 150 bird
species make their homes
amongst the ancient river
red gums – if you want a
glimpse, try spending some
time in one of the bird hides.
This beautiful location was
once an important meeting
place for Wiradjuri tribes.
On top of the world
One of the best ways to see
Albury Wodonga is from
the World War I monument
on Monument Hill at the
Botanic Gardens end of
Dean Street, Albury. It’s a bit
of a climb but shorter than
it looks and you can take a
breather half way up in the
delightful Indigenous Garden
and enjoy the atmosphere
alongside the gracious
homes of West Albury.
Once you’re up, stand at the
lookout for a great
view and hear the sounds of
the city rise up to you.
There’s a short nature trail
from the monument if you
fancy some more walking.
DON’T MISS:
For an eagle eye
view of Albury and
the district, take
in the spectacular
360-degree view
at the Eastern
Hill lookout off
East Street. From
Monument Hill in the
west and Table Top
Range to the north
to Lake Hume and
Hume Weir Spillway
to the east as well
as the Murray River
floodplain.
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NATURE
Try the lush fairways and greens of the Commercial Golf Resort
Time out
There’s nothing quite like
some chill-out time in the
lush setting of the 130-yearold Albury Botanic Gardens.
Pack some lunch and spend
an afternoon checking out
more than 1000 native and
exotic plant species, including
an English Elm planted in
1887 and a 50 metre high
Queensland Kauri Pine.
Wodonga’s Belvoir Park and
Sumsion Gardens are also
great places for a quiet stroll.
Make a splash
If you’re into water, you’ll love
what’s on offer here.
Hire a canoe and paddle the
Murray or bring your own
equipment and enjoy the
thrills and spills of water
skiing, jet skiing, windsurfing
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or parasailing on Lake Hume.
There are also plenty of family
friendly swimming options.
The Albury Swim Centre
water slide is a big hit with
the kids. All-season lap
swimmers will love the
indoor pools at the Wodonga
Sports and Leisure Centre.
You’ll find all the water you
could wish for at WAVES
(Wodonga Aquatics Venue
and Exercise Space) in
Wodonga’s White Box Rise –
there’s a 50-metre, 10-lane
heated pool as well as a
childrens’ splash pad area
and interactive play facilities.
The Kremur Street Boat
Ramp is a great kick-off
point for a day’s fishing on
the Murray – and you can
put your catch straight onto
the barbecue there when
you return. You’ll find plenty
of parking and even a
fish-cleaning station.
Snow business
If you’re heading up to the
snow this winter, Albury
Wodonga is the perfect base.
Regular bus services run
to the resorts and local ski
shops offer day trip packages,
including gear hire.
Over the fence
Get amongst some wonderful
natural landscape at
Woolshed Falls or Lake
Sambell near Beechworth,
Woomargama, Chiltern–Mt
Pilot and Alpine national
parks. They’re all within easy
reach of Albury Wodonga.
family fun
PARK IT UP
bored”
You’ll never again hear “I’m
when you play in Albury Wodonga.
H
arvey’s Fun Park is a
favourite for families on
the border. It features a
huge sandpit, indoor toddlers’
area, mini golf, castle and
moat, train rides, water slide
and wet play area for the
kids. If you want to make
a day of it, there are plenty
of great picnic spots and
barbecue facilities (Lincoln
Causeway, Wodonga).
All of this open space
means heaps of options for
keeping the kids entertained
all year round.
In Albury, don’t miss the
Oddies Creek Playspace – an
adventure playground with a
giant flying fox, climbing net,
awesome birds nest swing
and observation deck with
views to the river.
•Pedal (or hop, skip and
run) through Sumsion
Gardens in Wodonga and
meet the ducks and swans.
•Treat littlies to a model
train ride – they run on
the third Sunday of each
month at Diamond Park
on Lincoln Causeway,
Wodonga.
•Play the xylophone, drum
and chimes and ride
the Liberty Swing at the
Belvoir Park Playground in
Wodonga.
•Play hide-and-seek at the
Albury Botanic Gardens
Children’s Garden, then
round everyone up for a
picnic.
•Wander through Wonga
Wetlands and see an
Indigenous campsite and
lots of birds and other
wildlife (if you’re quiet).
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Local
Favourite:
Making waves for all the right
reasons is the WAVES aquatics
facility in Wodonga. Open between
September and April, this place is
guaranteed family fun.
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family fun
BUT IT’s RAINING
•Have a go at laser tag,
Revheads Slot Cars or
tenpin bowling
•Engage with the hands
on exhibitions at the
LibraryMuseum
•Head for Rumble Tumbles,
Zealous Kidz or Scrambles
for indoor play
•Treat them to a movie at
the Regent Cinema or a
game at Intencity
•Visit the Albury Climbing
Centre - with various
climbs suitable for the
brand new climber to the
rock legend.
Wodonga’s Belvoir Park
Playground has swings,
climbing frames, slippery
dips, groovy mirrors and
musical instruments such
as a xylophone, a drum and
hanging chimes.
Kids with wheels will revel
in the many great cycle
paths, skate parks and the
BMX park in Wodonga.
There are also heaps of
indoor options including
indoor play centres and
interactive exhibitions at the
Albury LibraryMuseum.
•YMCA Wodonga Sports &
Leisure Centre features a
25m indoor pool, learner’s
pool, spa, sauna, health
club, childcare and multipurpose five court sports
stadium
•Explore the Army Museum
at Bandiana or Bonegilla
Migrant Experience.
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family fun
FUN FOR OLDER KIDS
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Don’t Miss:
The Wodonga
Children’s Fair in
October – it’ll be the
highlight of your
children’s holiday.
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• Harvey’s Fun Park
(Lincoln Causeway,
Wodonga)
• Zone Laser Tag
(North St, Albury)
• Skate parks
• Bike hire
• Revhead Slot cars
(Dean St, Albury)
• Adventure Ski for
waterskiing
(0414 601 099)
• BMX track
(Silva Dr, Wodonga)
• Swimming, boating
or fishing and a
barbecue at Lake
Hume
• Paintball
(by appointment on
02 6043 2515)
• Tenpin bowling
(Wodonga)
• Intencity games
centre (Regent
Cinemas,
Dean St, Albury)
• Remote control car
track at Diamond
Park (Lincoln
Causeway, Wodonga)
• James Scott
Memorial Skate Park
(Willow Park,
Wodonga)
events
a flutter,
Frocks, fashion, fillies and
Carnivale brings more than 15,000
peoplebeto sure
Wodongato back a winner.
you’ll
W
hen something’s
happening here, you
really know it! The
residents of Albury Wodonga
really love the chance to get
out, meet and greet and have
a great time, so make sure
you’re part of the action.
They’re racing!
If you’re here in March, don’t
miss Albury’s biggest annual
event – the Commercial Club
Albury Gold Cup horseracing
carnival. The local boutiques
are well prepared for the
event, so you won’t have
any problem picking up a
dashing outfit.
Celebrate Christmas
at Wodonga’s premier
race meeting the Telstra
Business Centre Wodonga
Gold Cup and the Nordcon
Land Wodonga Boxing Day
Races. Add gourmet food,
live entertainment and, of
course Fashions on the
Field and you’ve got yourself
a winner.
Come together
If you love The Beatles,
come and celebrate their
amazing music at Albury’s
three day Beatles Festival
held in March. Featuring
Australia’s best Beatle
cover bands, the weekend
includes live performances,
a street party and all things
‘Beatles’.
Rev it up
Chryslers on the Murray has
to be seen to be believed.
Every year in March Chryslers
from all over Australia head
to Albury. If you like your
classic cars, there’s no better
place to be than in a café on
Dean Street watching the
passing parade of Chryslers
that have stood the test of
time. The main event, a
‘one-day Show n’ Shine’,
happens at Gateway Lakes.
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EVENTS
EVENTS
January
June
• Margaret Court Cup (Tennis)
• Victorian Junior Grass Court
Championships
• Australia Day celebrations
(Albury and Wodonga)
• Australian Country Junior
Basketball Cup
• Albury Wodonga Gift
•Mighty Morris Muster
August
• Fed Hill Challenge
• Wodonga RV Expo
September
•Write around the Murray
Festival
February
Morris Muster
If you’re dying to get out and
flaunt your pride and joy,
the annual Mighty Morris
Muster is just the place to do
it. Every year on the Queen’s
Birthday weekend, local
Morris Minor enthusiasts
get together with out-oftowners to inspect, marvel
at restorations, share Morris
tales and enjoy the region.
It’s a definitive round-up of all
things MM.
WAM
Budding authors and
established names alike
love the Write Around the
Murray (WAM) Festival – a
feast of the written word
that celebrates writers,
artists and storytellers both
local and national. Up to 50
events involving established
and emerging writers
and a popular short story
competition make this an
inspiring experience for all
those with a literary bent.
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• Albury Wodonga Dragon Boats
Brave Heart Regatta
• Apex Wodonga moonlight
cinemas
March
• The Beatles Festival
• Commercial Club
Albury Gold Cup
• Goods Shed Harvest Festival
• Harmony Day
• Chryslers on the Murray
• Wodonga Show and
Rural Lifestyle Fair
• Albury Wodonga 8 Ball Open
•Seniors Week Celebrations
Albury
April
• Easter Hockey Carnival
• Albury Easter Tennis Carnival
• Albury Wodonga International
Horse Trials
• Mars Petcare Paws in the
Park
• Anzac Day commemorations
in Albury and Wodonga
• REDfest
May
• Nail Can Hill Run
• Million Paws Walk
• Mothers Day Classic
October
• Wodonga Children’s Fair
• Wodonga Senior
Celebrations
• Border Bike Fest
• Albury Wodonga Comedy
Festival
November
• Picnic in the Gardens
• Murray Masters Pro Am
• Border Showjumping
Spectacular
December
• Wodonga Gold Cup
• Nordcon Land Wodonga
Boxing Day Races
• Commercial Club Albury
Pro Am
• Carols by Candlelight
• NYE Celebrations
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national heritage listed Block
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largest and longest-operating
migrant centre.
Don’t miss the Weir Wall and
Hydro-power station (4).
For the more adventurous,
contact Lake Hume Hire (2, pg
52) – 0418 463 609 – to hire a
BBQ Boat, tinny, fishing rods,
kayaks, stand-up paddleboards
and pushbikes to take full
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You don’t need to travel far
to experience what our great
region has to offer. Start your
day with a leisurely breakfast
at any one of our great cafes in
Albury or Wodonga (see page
6 for inspiration). Then visit the
Army Museum Bandiana (1,
pg 48) to see one of Australia’s
best collections of military
memorabilia, some dating back
as far as the 18th century.
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Kinross Woolshed Hotel (5,
pg 46), a relocated shearing
shed now operating as a hotel
serving massive meals, cold
drinks and great live music.
After lunch, call into the Albury
LibraryMuseum (6, pg 47)
to enjoy local, national and
touring exhibitions. Free audio
tours are available.
Finish your day at any one
of the great pubs, bars and
restaurants for dinner, catch a
live band or go dancing (pg 7).
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DAY TRIPS
AND BEYOND
Must Do:
January
• Opera in the Alps in
Beechworth is a cultural
highlight – enjoy
performances by renowned
artists in a magical setting.
• Mile High Dragon Boat
Championship – celebrate
dragon boat racing with the
annual regatta in Falls Creek.
March
• The Tastes of Rutherglen
Festival is a great opportunity
to join 20 wineries, leading
local restaurants and
producers in celebrating this
years vintage.
• Well-known folk musicians
from around the globe
entertain every year at the
Yackandandah Folk Festival.
April
• The Golden Horseshoe
Festival, Beechworth’s most
popular event, is held over Easter each year and
features a Grand Parade,
easter egg hunt for the kids
and twilight markets.
• The Man from Snowy River
Bush Festival in Corryong
is a unique bush gathering
of mountain riders, poets,
artists and lovers of the
Australian High Country and
pioneering spirit.
beechworth:
Beechworth has long
been known for its
spectacular honey
and the splendour
of its gold rush
era buildings. But
nowadays it’s also
a favourite foodie
destination.
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DAY TRIPS
AND BEYOND
May
• La Fiera Italian Festival in
Myrtleford is a feast of music,
passion, food and all things
Italian.
• Bright Autumn Festival takes
place when the country is
ablaze with autumn colour –
enjoy the stunning scenery,
open gardens, art and food.
• High Country Harvest
Festival an autumn
celebration of the finest food,
wine and beer in Victoria’s
spectacular North East.
Sip, sample and savour
the bounty grown and
created by chefs, artisan
producers, craft brewers and
winemakers at 40 culinary
events over 10 glorious days.
June
• The Rutherglen Winery
Walkabout is a not-tobe-missed event for wine
connoisseurs.
• Falls Creek and Mt.Hotham
celebrate Snow Season
Opening – enjoy the long
weekend and the beginning
of another snow season.
• Ned Kelly Weekend in
Beechworth offers a diverse
program of re-enactments,
street theatre, market stalls
and talks on Australia’s most
notorious bushranger.
• The Chiltern Antique Fair
attracts dealers from all
over Victoria and New
South Wales and is one of
the largest antique fairs in
regional Australia.
October
• Mitta to Mt Beauty Mountain
Bike Challenge is held on
the last Sunday in October
each year, combining dirt and
bitumen roads with climbs
and decents, offers a unique
riding experience.
August
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snow bunnies:
Ski right to the front door of
your Falls Creek or Mt Hotham
chalet after a big day on the
slopes.
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DAY TRIPS
AND BEYOND
HEAD FOR VICTORIA’S
HIGH COUNTRY
Two hour’s drive from Albury
Wodonga is the place where
Australian legends were made.
This country, which inspired
Banjo Patterson’s ode to the
Man from Snowy River and
his famous downhill ride, is
also the place where the first
intrepid skiers tried Australia’s
pristine slopes. It’s still a
popular destination for skiing,
but it’s also a hot spot for
cycling, fishing, camping and
bushwalking. This is one of
the most beautiful landscapes
you’ll find anywhere.
Towong Shire
In the foothills of the Snowy
Mountains you’ll find the
small, picturesque town of
Corryong, whose street names
are those of local families
who have been farming this
area for generations. If you’re
exploring the tiny townships
and stunning scenery of the
area, Corryong is the ideal
place to stop and recharge –
try Pepper Leaf or Legends on
Hanson Street.
If you’re in town in autumn,
don’t miss Corryong’s Man
from Snowy River Bush
Festival, which celebrates
Banjo Patterson’s real-life
inspiration with bush culture,
folk music and spectacular
horsemanship.
Worth going a bit further afield
for is the Snowy Mountains
Scheme at Murray 1 Power
Station near Khancoban.
To inspect the power station
and learn more about it, visit
between 9.00am and 4.00pm
on any day during the summer
months (weekdays only in
winter).
Mount Hotham – Falls Creek
– Mount Buffalo
Falls Creek and Mount Hotham
are fabulous places to ski and
you’ll find the perfect slope
to suit your level of expertise.
Mount Buffalo is your spot for
family snow play, tobogganing
and cross-country.
Get your snow gear from the
specialist supply stores in
Albury Wodonga before you
head up. Buses run from
here to the snowfields every
day during the ski season,
so Albury Wodonga is the
perfect base for your snow
adventures. Or skip the drive,
book a heli-shuttle with Forest
Air Helicopters and land at
Falls Creek in just 35 minutes!
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DAY TRIPS
AND BEYOND
Wentworth
Mildura
Robinvale
NEW SOUTH WALES
Swan Hill
Barham
Koondrook
VICTORIA
Deniliquin
Moama
Echuca
FOLLOW THE MURRAY
Albury Wodonga is the
gateway to the diverse
Murray region, which
extends westward all the way
to Mildura and Wentworth.
Follow the river to the
many character-filled towns
along its banks.
Howlong
Howlong is a great place to
pitch your tent – you’ll find
a picturesque site on the
banks of the Murray. The
challenging, immaculately
kept course at Howlong
Country Golf Club & Motel is
one of the most popular in
the region.
Corowa
With the river on its
doorstep, Corowa, the birth
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Mulwala
Corowa
Yarrawonga
place of Federation, is a
great spot for swimming,
fishing, canoeing and
waterskiing, as well as
bushwalking and golf. Visit
a few of the area’s historic
wineries, such as Pfeiffer’s
and All Saints. If you’re in
town in November, cheer
your yabbie home at the
Great Australian Spring
Carnival Cup, where aspiring
yabbies compete for first
place and ‘owners’ vie for
prizes.
Yarrawonga & Mulwala
A feast of golf awaits golfing
diehards at one of the
biggest attractions of the
region – the Yarrawonga
Mulwala Golf Club. In
between rounds, you can get
out onto the croquet lawns
or try some lawn bowls.
Albury
Wodonga
If you’re more into fish than
golf, check out what’s biting
at some of the great local
fishing and camping spots in
the area.
Deniliquin
‘Deni’ is known for its
famous ute muster, held
each October and Blues
festival held in April. But
there’s plenty to do here all
year round. Birdwatchers
will love the wetlands just
outside Deniliquin, where
you can spot many species
of waders and other
migratory water birds.
For bushwalkers, there’s
a great network of forest
trails as well as the Long
Paddock River Walk, part of
a classic stock route dating
back to the 1800s.
DAY TRIPS
AND BEYOND
nce, hire a houseboat
For a truly relaxing experie
on the Murray River at Mildura or Echuca
Echuca & Moama
The old Port of Echuca was
once the largest inland port
in Australia, and Echuca
Moama still operates the
largest fleet of paddlesteamers in the world. Take
a Wharf Walk to see some
of the fascinating relics
of the history of the port,
including many original
steam pumps and engines,
or visit the recently opened
Port of Echuca Discovery and
Interpretative Centre.
Swan Hill
For a fascinating insight into
life in the Murray–Mallee
area in the 1800s, head to
Swan Hill’s famous Pioneer
Settlement Museum or enjoy
the magnificent Murray
from the decks of the 1896
paddle-steamer Pyap.
Mildura
Mildura is famous for its old
paddle-steamers as well as
great food and wine from
the orchards and vineyards
that surround it. ‘Feastreet’,
its famous dining precinct,
offers everything from a
casual bite to a special
experience at the iconic
‘Stefano’s’. Whether you hire
a houseboat on the Murray
or book into the Grand Hotel,
you’re right where the action
is – canoeing, water skiing,
golfing or exploring the
wineries and award-winning
brewery.
For further information
visitthemurray.com.au or
pick up the Murray Touring
Map from your nearest
Visitor Information Centre.
MUST DO:
Visit Corowa Whisky
and Chocolate in the
old Corowa Flour
Mill, built in the
1920s – perfect for a
coffee stop.
Take a guided cruise
through the world
heritage listed
Barmah Wetlands from
Echuca or Moama –
you’ll see the world’s
largest river red
gum forest and some
fantastic wildlife.
Enjoy a round of golf
at one of the many
Murray River golf
courses.
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USEFUL INFORMATION
GETTING AROUND
Staff at the Albury and Wodonga
Visitor Information Centres can
provide information on the local
transport network, maps and
bike hire.
EMERGENCY
Police, fire, ambulance 000
Poison Help Line 131 126
POLICE
Albury Police Station
539–543 Olive St, Albury
02 6023 9299
Wodonga Police Station
100 Hovell St, Wodonga
02 6049 2600
HOSPITALS
Albury Hospital
East St, East Albury
02 6058 4444
Wodonga Hospital
Cnr Wilson and Vermont Sts,
Wodonga
02 6051 7111
Murray Valley Private Hospital
Nordsvan Dr, Wodonga
02 6055 3100
Albury Wodonga Private Hospital
Pemberton St, West Albury
02 6041 1411
Albury After Hours Clinic
Albury Hospital, East St,
East Albury
02 6021 0188
Doctors (Bulk-billed)
Tristar Medical Centre
1136 Pemberton St, Albury
02 6021 4000
Elmwood Medical Centre
291 Beechworth Rd, Wodonga
02 6056 2011
Gateway Community Health, GP
Superclinic
155 High St, Wodonga
02 6022 8888
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WEEKEND DENTAL CLINIC
Emergency Dental Clinic –
mobile service for Albury
and Wodonga 0456 249 818
9.00am–6.00pm weekends
AFTER HOURS VET SERVICES
Family Vet Centre Albury Wodonga
243 Borella Rd, Albury
02 6041 2522
75A Thomas Mitchell Dr,
Wodonga 02 6056 4400
TAXI SERVICES
Albury 02 6025 2255
Wodonga 02 6024 3444
BUS SERVICES
Albury, Martin’s
02 6040 4400
Wodonga, Dyson’s
02 6056 3100
PARKING
Refer to the Albury and Wodonga
CBD maps for car park locations.
Long/large vehicle parking is
available at the Albury Visitor
Information Centre. RV Parking
is available at SS&A Club, Albury.
General and covered security car
parking is available at the Albury
Airport. Charges apply.
CARAVAN DUMP POINT
Caravans can use the free dump
point and water supply in Albury’s
Visitor Information Centre
carpark area
LAUNDRIES
Cnr David & Smollett Sts,
Albury 02 6041 4050
171 Lawrence St,
Wodonga 02 6056 1187
CHURCHES
Anglican: St Matthews Church,
Kiewa St, Albury & Anglican
Parish of Wodonga, Beechworth
Rd, Wodonga
Catholic: St. Patrick’s Church,
Smollett St, Albury & Sacred
Heart Church, Beechworth Rd,
Wodonga
Uniting: St David’s Uniting Church,
Cnr Wilson & Olive Sts, Albury
Contact Albury Visitor Information
Centre (1300 252 879) or Wodonga
Visitor Information Centre (1300
796 222) for more information
about churches and services.
FREE COMPUTER AND
INTERNET ACCESS
Cnr Swift & Kiewa Sts, Albury
02 6023 8333
Albury Visitor
Information Centre
Cnr Smollett & Young Sts, Albury
1300 ALBURY (1300 252 879)
Wodonga Library
Hovell St, Wodonga
02 6022 9330
Wodonga Visitor
Information Centre
69–73 Hovell St, Wodonga
1300 796 222
FREE WIRELESS ACCESS
(own devices required)
Albury Visitor Information
Centre
Wodonga Information Centre
Albury Airport
Riverina Hwy, Albury
The Cube Wodonga
118 Hovell St, Wodonga
VISITOR INFORMATION
CENTRES
Albury, Cnr Smollett & Young
Sts, Albury 1300 ALBURY
(1300 252 879)
Wodonga, 69–73 Hovell St,
Wodonga 1300 796 222
SHOPPING
Albury Central Shopping and Entertainment Precinct
With a beautiful tree lined main street, an
eclectic mix of local and national retail outlets,
fine dining and cafés, Albury Central is the
premier location for shopping, dining and
entertainment. Free parking (ranging from 30
minutes to all day) within easy walking distance,
gives you the chance to experience Albury
Central at a pace that suits you. Make the most
of your visit to Albury by getting involved in one
of Albury Central’s events and activities held
throughout the year.
albury central events
• Albury Central Traders Market Day
9.00am–3.00pm, Victorian March
Labour Day Holiday, annually
• Emergency Services Day
10.00am–1.00pm, Saturday in April, annually
• Christmas Family Fun Day
10.00am–2.00pm, 2nd Saturday of December
Trading seven days a week and open
for late night shopping on Thursdays
www.alburycentral.com
www.twitter.com/AlburyCentral
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SHOPPING
Stanley Bears
Over the past twenty-four years, Stanley Bears has become
synonymous with a range of hand-crafted traditional teddies sought
after by collectors from around Australia and worldwide. By far the
most popular are Winston and Winnie – Grandparent’s Choice bears,
created especially for children from fine German mohair.
Monday to Saturday, 9.00am–5.00pm, please phone before visiting
36 Lawson Street, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6059 2552
eunice@stanleybears.com.au
www.stanleybears.com.au
Garden Gallery Café AT Wodonga Plant Farm
Established in 1949, the nursery and café complex is situated in
Wodonga on your way to Beechworth. Experience tranquil al-fresco
dining within this multi-award winning nursery. Features include:
children’s playground, gift shop, organic coffee, house made cakes,
breakfast a specialty, fully licensed.
Open Monday to Friday, 8.30am–4.00pm;
Saturday and Sunday, 8.30am–5.00pm
Cnr Beechworth and Huon Creek Roads, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6056 5005 (Café) or 02 6056 1561 (Nursery)
office@wodongaplantfarm.com.au
www.wodongaplantfarm.com.au
Shop WodongA
You are always welcome in Wodonga! Come
and experience unique boutiques on High
Street. Inspiring experiences await, as you
discover in your own time the relaxed pace
enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. With
coffee shops galore and many gastronomique
selections, come on over and experience for
yourself relaxed retail therapy with a twist.
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02 6056 8302
mail@wodongachamber.com.au
www.wodongachamber.com.au/shop-wodonga
Albion Hotel Albury
EATING OUT
The Albion Hotel bistro is open for lunch and dinner, 7 days a week
with awesome lunch time favourites and a delicious a’la carte dinner
menu. Azotea, our roof top fine dining restaurant, is perfect for the
ultimate dining experience; open Wednesday through to Saturday from
5.00pm. We also provide live music on Saturday evenings. Visit our
website for more information.
593 Dean Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6021 3377
albion_1@bigpond.net.au
www.albionalbury.com.au
Beechworth Bakery
Eating at Beechworth Bakery is just like heading back in time.
Scrumptious cakes, pastries, breads and pies plus a huge selection
of sandwiches, wraps, focaccias, hot and cold drinks and much more.
So, go on, make yourself at home because that’s what we’re here for!
Check our website for store-specific opening hours
Shop 11 Myer Centrepoint Albury and 27 Camp Street Beechworth
1300 BEESTING (1300 233 784)
enquiries@beechworthbakery.com.au
www.beechworthbakery.com.au
Border Wine Room
The Wine Room offers a sophisticated blend of classic and
contemporary cuisine, an intimate atmosphere and of course, an
amazing wine list featuring local, Australian and international wines.
Wine events, degustation dinners and wine courses are all catered for.
The Wine Room is the wine bar and restaurant of choice for those who
enjoy something a little different.
Open Tuesday to Saturday, 4.00pm until midnight
02 6021 0900
info@borderwineroom.com.au
www.borderwineroom.com.au
BroadgAuge
Located in the historic old railway station in Wodonga’s CBD,
Broadgauge is a fantastic dining option for any occasion, featuring a
diverse menu to suit all tastes and wines from around the local region.
Broadgauge offers professional service in contemporary relaxed
surroundings. Featured in the Age Good Food Guide.
Open Tuesday to Saturday 6.00pm–9.00pm;
Friday and Saturday, 12.00pm–2.00pm
Tennancy 2, Station Building, Elgin Boulevard, Wodonga VIC 3690
0419 700 619
info@broadgauge.com.au
www.broadgauge.com.au
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Henri’s Wodonga Bakery
EATING OUT
Come and see the home of the world’s largest rolling pin. Henri’s
Wodonga Bakery has a fantastic display of mouth-watering cakes,
pastries, bread and coffees. Drop into the Coles car park in Wodonga
for some great service and hospitality. Including juice bar and coffee
centre. Disabled toilets and baby facilities.
Monday to Friday, 6.30am–5.30pm; Saturday, 6.30am–2.00pm
Coles car park, Hovell Street, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6024 1248
admin@henrisbakery.com.au
www.henrisbakery.com.au
Hog’s Breath Café Albury
Enjoy a good steak? At Hog’s Breath Cafe we slow cook our prime rib
steak for 18 hours! See our sensational menu online which includes
salads, burgers, pasta, seafood, kids meals and of course, the best
steaks on the border! Family friendly: kids eat free Mondays and
Tuesdays (conditions apply).
Open seven days a week, 11.30am until late
493 Townsend Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6023 1233
hbalbury@hogsbreath.com.au
www.hogsbreath.com.au
Huon Hill
Wodonga’s newest licensed venue. Beautifully appointed, open for
breakfast, lunch and dinner and specialising in local produce. Enjoy
coffee or a local wine on one of the terraces. Conferences, weddings or
your special event, Huon Hill caters for your every need, with the latest
technology and ample parking. Complemented by Quest apartments,
with a climate-controlled walkway so you don’t have to brave the
elements, it’s the ideal venue for your next event.
Open seven days a week, breakfast, lunch and dinner
48 Reid Street, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6056 1399
info@huonhill.com.au
PADDY'S - BAR, BISTRO AND BEER GARDEN
The Paddy’s menu of ‘beer food’ is an eclectic mix of items designed
to share with friends. The main menu includes a fantastic line up of
modern pub fare, matched with a wide selection of wines and craft
beers from around the world. Paddy’s also boasts Albury’s largest
beer garden, offering the perfect setting for a relaxed alfresco dining
experience.
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491 Kiewa Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6041 7000
paddys@paddysalbury.com.au
www.paddysalbury.com.au
EATING OUT
Cafe Borellas - Peards Albury
Three brilliant businesses – one great destination!
Cafe Borellas has a well earned reputation for great
coffee and an excellent menu. Open from 7.30am,
Cafe Borellas is an ideal venue to relax with family
and friends, business lunches or book a party.
Peards Nursery is an award winning garden centre –
offering an extensive range of trees, shrubs, flowering
plants and garden accessories at great prices.
Complete customer satisfaction is the ultimate goal.
Instyle at Peards has a range of unique charming giftware.
Inspire yourself amidst the vast array of pots, water features
and garden furniture. From classic to contemporary your
home and garden will be transformed with the help of Instyle.
Open seven days a week, from 7.30am
119 Borella Road, Albury NSW 2640
02 6041 3346 (Peards Nursery)
02 6041 4011 (Cafe Borellas)
02 6041 4006 (Instyle at Peards)
nursery@peards.com.au
www.peards.com.au
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EATING OUT
Riverdeck
In picturesque Noreuil Park, the Riverdeck is a great place to enjoy
breakfast, lunch, coffee with friends or seasonal dinners. Watch the
Murray River flow by in this majestic setting. A playground is adjacent
to the café, unrestricted parking is available .
Open seasonally from November to April - check website for times
Noreuil Park (off Wodonga Place), Albury NSW 2640
02 6023 5980
albury.riverdeck@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/Riverdeckkiosk
Sodens Hotel
An Albury icon for over 150 years, the interior of Sodens Hotel has
been fully reconstructed. The new look bistro offers great value dining,
while the flexible floor plan can cater to all groups large or small. With
an excellent kids play area, private function spaces, TAB facilities and
large beer garden, there’s something for everyone at Sodens.
Cnr David and Wilson Streets, Albury NSW 2640
02 6041 7070
info@sodenshotel.com.au
www.sodenshotel.com.au
SS&A Albury
Our fantastic selection of dishes offers value and variety. Roasts,
steaks, schnitzels, seafood, pasta and pizza, plus a host of food
promotions, are available daily. Children are catered for with a kids’
menu and play area, and we can tailor specific menus for groups
and functions. Vegetarian, gluten-free and other special dietary
requirements are catered for.
570–582 Olive Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6041 2222
admin@ssaclub.com.au
www.ssaclub.com.au
The Bended Elbow
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The Bended Elbow Ale House and Bistro is Albury’s only authentic
British theme pub in the heart of Albury’s CBD. Steeped in British
memorabilia, our bistro serves a mix of traditional and contemporary
fair. The Bended Elbow features the regions only Rooftop Bar and a
metropolitan style nightclub.
Open Monday to Thursday, 11.00am–11.00pm;
Friday & Saturday, 11.00am until late; Sunday, 11.00am –12.00am
02 6023 6266
info@thebendedelbow.com.au
www.thebendedelbow.com.au
EATING OUT
The Commercial Club Albury
Albury Wodonga’s finest hospitality venue – experience our excellence
The Commercial Club Albury is located in Dean
Street in the heart of Albury’s business and shopping
district. Top quality yet affordable restaurants and
an abundance of fresh regional produce make
the Commercial Club Albury a food lover’s delight.
The á la carte dining room is open from Tuesday to
Saturday; the Sevens Bistro is open seven days for
lunch and dinner; and Reflections Café is open seven
days from 8.00am. The Commercial Club provides
live bands playing easy listening, dance and jazz
music every Wednesday to Sunday. Spectacular stage
shows feature monthly and spacious bars featuring
Keno and TAB facilities are open daily.
Open Sunday to Wednesday, 8.00am–1.00am;
Thursday to Saturday, 8.00am –2.00am
02 6057 2000
info@commclubalbury.com.au
www.commclubalbury.com.au
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EATING OUT
The Clubhouse Bar and Bistro
The Clubhouse Bar and Bistro boasts an experience stemming from
traditional hospitality. We have a number of options available for any
social event, ranging from canapes in the lounge, after golf catering in
the spike bar, corporate lunches or large family gatherings.
Open Wednesday to Saturday, lunch and dinner; Sunday lunch
10 Clubhouse Place, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6059 1079
info@clubhousebarandbistro.com
www.clubhousebarandbistro.com
Entertainment & Nightlife
Albury Entertainment Centre
Albury Entertainment Centre brings you the best of Australia’s drama,
comedy, dance, opera and music. With live performances from top
ensembles like the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Sydney Dance
Company, Queensland Theatre Company and Opera Australia, you’ll
need to secure your seats early.
Box Office open Monday to Friday, 9.00am–5.00pm
Swift Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6043 5610
entertainment@alburycity.nsw.gov.au
www.alburycity.nsw.gov.au/entertainment
Kinross Woolshed Hotel
The Kinross Woolshed is one of the most
popular tourist destinations on the Border. This
relocated shearing shed now trades as a regular
hotel serving massive meals and cold drinks as
well as plenty of music and heaps of fun every
night of the week. Also be sure to check out the
historical shearing display.
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If you want to leave the car behind make sure
you ring for the shuttle service.
Open Monday to Friday, 9.00am until late;
Saturday, 7.00am until late;
Sunday, 8.00am until late
5 Kinross Court, Thurgoona NSW 2640
02 6043 1155
info@kinrosswoolshed.com.au
www.kinrosswoolshed.com.au
The Cube Wodonga
The Cube Wodonga is situated in the heart of the city and hosts
community and commercial activity and a vibrant performing arts
program. The Cube Wodonga features state of the art equipment,
professional technical and event planning staff, a landscaped courtyard
with LED screen and 80 seat cafe and in-house caterer for all functions
within the venue.
Open Monday to Friday, 9.30am–6.00pm; Saturday 9.30am–12.30pm
118 Hovell Street, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6022 9311
thecube@wodonga.vic.gov.au
www.thecubewodonga.com.au
Albury Botanic Gardens
Cnr Dean Street and Wodonga Place, Albury NSW 2640
02 6043 5699
info@alburycity.nsw.gov.au
www.alburycity.nsw.gov.au
Things to See & Do
For the past 130 years, the Albury Botanic Gardens have graced the
western end of Albury’s CBD. While the trees have matured and the
layout has been modified, the gardens have lost none of their beauty
and charm – and to this day they remain the city’s ‘jewel in the crown’.
Explore the 1000-plus native and exotic plants, enjoy a picnic on the
lawn with the family or just take time out with your favourite book.
Albury CBD Historic Building Walking Tour App
Welcome to the walking tour of central Albury’s historical landmarks.
The tour showcases 21 sites spread over 13 locations along Smollett
and Dean Street. It’s the perfect way to experience Albury’s beautiful
CBD in the context of our rich, pioneering history. Silver bollards mark
the stopping points along the tour. Download our free App by visiting
visitALBURYWODONGA.com
CBD, Albury NSW 2640
1300 252 879
info@visitalburywodonga.com
www.visitalburywodonga.com/albury-cbd-historic-building-
walking-tour
A must for all visitors, this stunning public facility hosts national
touring exhibitions, works from the AlburyCity collection and various
community exhibitions. Tours of the permanent exhibitions, The
Crossing Place: A Story of Albury and the Bonegilla Story, are available
on request. Free audio tours and internet access also available.
Open seven days a week - free entry
Cnr Kiewa and Swift Streets, Albury NSW 2640
02 6023 8333
librarymuseum@alburycity.nsw.gov.au
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Things to See & Do
Albury Racing Club
The Albury Racing Club conducts 18 thoroughbred race meetings each
year with the feature event the Commercial Club Albury Gold Cup
Carnival run in March. With spacious grounds, and a variety of function
facilities, the club is clearly established as one of the leading multipurpose venues in country NSW.
46 Fallon Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6025 1333
info@alburyracing.com.au
www.alburyracing.com.au
Albury Swim Centre
The outdoor pools and massive waterslide create the perfect place to
escape the summer heat. With plenty of shade and grass, as well as
picnic and BBQ facilities, it’s the ideal venue for a family day out. The
facility also hosts major swimming and water polo carnivals each year.
Seasonal, check website for dates and times
Off Wodonga Place, Albury NSW 2640
02 6021 3011
Albury Wodonga Equestrian Centre
The Albury Wodonga Equestrian Centre is one of Australia’s premier
regional equine venues. The Centre offers quality agistment,
professional standard training and competition facilities for all
disciplines: jumping, eventing, dressage, polocrosse, pony club and
adult riding club. Overnight camping/stabling available for horses
travelling through Albury. New members welcome!
Corrys Road, Thurgoona NSW 2640
0427 540 467
info@awec.net.au
www.awec.net.au
Army Museum Bandiana
The Army Museum Bandiana is among Australia’s best army
museums. About 5000sqm of display space showcases 190 army
vehicles, dozens of field guns, weapons, uniforms, medals and
items dating back as far as the 18th century. Driver must present
identification upon entry.
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Open Monday to Saturday, 9.30am–4.30pm; closed Sunday,
Christmas Eve until New Years Day inclusive, Good Friday,
Easter Monday and Anzac Day
Gaza Ridge Barracks, Bandiana VIC 3691
02 6055 2525
Arts Space Wodonga
Open Mon to Wed 9.30am–6.00pm; Thur 9.30am-8.00pm;
Fri 9.30am–6.00pm; Sat 9.30am–12.30pm; Closed Sunday and public holidays
Cnr Lawrence and Hovell Streets, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6022 9600
artsspace@wodonga.vic.gov.au
www.wodonga.vic.gov.au
Things to See & Do
Arts Space Wodonga is a vibrant and accessible contemporary arts venue
situated in the central business district of Wodonga. It offers an eclectic
program of unique exhibitions, intimate performances, workshops,
recitals and forums; featuring local, regional and imported cultural works.
Dynamic artworks by North East Victorian artists feature regularly.
Belvoir Park Playground
The Belvoir Park Playground is set amid Belvoir Park, a large open
space with established trees and a lake abundant with water birds. The
park features a walking track around the lake, picnic and BBQ facilities
and shelters, public toilets, baby change facilities and a liberty swing,
all conveniently located within 1.5km of the Wodonga CBD.
Open seven days a week
Huon Street, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6022 9300
info@wodonga.vic.gov.au
Bonegilla Migrant Experience
National Heritage listed, Block 19 Bonegilla was built originally as an
army camp during World War 2, and later served as Australia’s largest
and longest-operating migrant reception centre. Today visitors can explore
the site via the interactive Suitcase Trail, investigate their family connection
and even request a plaque in honor of their family name. A great place
to organise a family reunion or a day out together. Suitable for all ages.
Open seven days a week, 10.00am–4.00pm, closed ANZAC Day, Good Friday and Christmas Day
82 Bonegilla Road, Bonegilla VIC 3690
02 6020 6912
bonegilla@wodonga.vic.gov.au
Canoe Guy at Murray River Canoe Hire
Operating on the border for over 20 years we have the expertise and
equipment to make your trip an enjoyable one. We have free drop off
and all gear is included for half day to 5 day trips on the Murray.
Noreuil Park Boat Ramp (off Wodonga Place), Albury NSW 2640
0417 691 339
thecanoeguy@hotmail.com
www.murrayrivercanoehire.com.au
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Things to See & Do
Canoe The Murray
Best Canoe Hire of the Mighty Murray - Enjoy the breathtaking views
and scenery of this amazing river. We offer full day tours or 1, 2, and
3 hour trips. Free drop off with safety gear and instructions supplied.
Bookings are essential. Pick up at Noreuil Park Boat Ramp Albury.
Open seven days a week, 8.00am–6.00pm
Noreuil Park Boat Ramp (off Wodonga Place), Albury NSW 2640
0487 422 663 or 0417 990 001
info@canoethemurray.com.au
www.canoethemurray.com.au
Commercial Golf Resort Albury
The refurbished Commercial Golf Resort offers a superb course, with
its greens regarded as the best in country NSW. The Pro Shop is fully
stocked and includes demo clubs, golf tuition by a PGA professional,
repair service and Stuart Appleby fitting system. The Club features
bistro dining, live entertainment and lounge and bar facilities with
Keno, TAB and Sky Channel.
530 North Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6057 2800
info@commclubalbury.com.au www.commclubalbury.com.au
Community Wood Fired Oven
Discover this Albury treasure! Bring your regional produce and let the
ovens add that bit of magic. Anything you can cook at home can be
cooked in the Community Wood Fired Ovens – pizza, a roast dinner,
pies and quiches, bread and damper. It has an undercover area and a
playground – everything you need for a great day out.
Every second Sunday, check website for baking dates and times
Hovell Tree Park, Cnr Hume Street and Wodonga Place,
Albury NSW 2640
02 6023 8111
Forest Air Helicopters
Travel in style and let us show you around the area with a bird’s eye
view from one of our helicopters. Offering scenic tours around the
local region, Lake Hume and the Snowy Mountains, winery tours,
wedding transfers and a heli-snow shuttle up to the ski fields. Gift
vouchers available.
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Operational seven days a week
Albury Airport, Riverina Hwy, Albury NSW 2640
1300 731 450
info@forestair.com.au
www.forestair.com.au
Gateway Village
Things to See & Do
Situated on the Lincoln Causeway, between Albury and Wodonga,
the village is home to an array of quality artists, fine art galleries,
theatres, a Mediterranean restaurant, fortnightly farmers market
and an Aboriginal cultural centre. Enjoy a picnic, visit the galleries,
view artists and wood-crafters at work, or view live theatre and jazz
performances.
Open Tuesday to Sunday
Gateway Island, Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6022 9300
info@wodonga.vic.gov.au
GIGS Gateway Island Gallery AND Studios
GIGS Gateway Island Gallery and Studios is located at Gateway Village,
Wodonga. The Gallery features high quality contemporary works of
over 50 regional artists and includes paintings, drawings, sculptures,
pottery, ceramics, photography, textiles and jewellery. At GIGS Studios
the public are welcome to come and watch artists at work.
Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10.00am–4.00pm
Gateway Village, Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6021 3073
admin@artswodonga.org.au
www.gigs.org.au
Harvey’s Fun Park
For exciting adventure play, be sure to visit Harvey’s Fun Park. Outside
activities include; a waterslide, splash area and spray tunnel, 27 holes
of mini golf, train rides, King Coles castle and moat. While indoor play
boasts a huge children’s jumping castle, sand pit and tunnel maze.
Made for play! Enjoy our free BBQ area and licensed kiosk.
Open Thursday to Monday, 9.30am–5.00pm; open 7 days a week in NSW and Victorian school holiday; extended opening hours during summer; closed Christmas Day, May to August inclusive
56 Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6021 2070
info@harveysfunpark.com.au
www.harveysfunpark.com.au
Hume Murray Farmers Market
The Hume Murray Farmers Market is the place to spend your Saturday
morning! Shop for the best seasonal fare while supporting our local
growers and producers of freshly prepared foods – all sourced from
North East Victoria and Southern NSW regions.
Every second Saturday, 8.00am–12.00pm
Gateway Village, Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga VIC 3690
0438 582 996 or 02 6058 2996
info@hmfb.org
www.hmfb.org
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Things to See & Do
Lake Hume Hire Pty Ltd
We at Lake Hume Hire have many ways to enjoy our beautiful lake. We
have a BBQ boat, tinny, kayaks, standup paddleboards and pushbikes.
We can take you on a lake tour, sunset cruise and guided fishing tour.
We also offer kayak fishing, rod hire, fishing lessons and tackle shop.
3415 Murray Valley Highway, Bonegilla VIC 3691 (boats will leave from the foreshore at Lake Hume Village)
0418 463 609
lakehumehire@gmail.com
www.lakehumehire.com
Murray Valley Bushwalkers Incorporated
Murray Valley Bushwalkers Incorporated is an exciting outdoors
activity club. Evening, afternoon, day, weekend or extended walks
are spiced with wildflower appreciation, bird watching, waterfalls,
photography and alpine historical and cultural heritage. Not a walker?
You may like to try abseiling, canoeing, cycling or geocaching – we do
it all and more!
0408 802 752
president@murrayvalleybushwalkers.org.au
www.murrayvalleybushwalkers.org.au
ODDIES CREEK PLAYSPACE
A giant flying fox, large climbing net and an observation deck are just
some of the exciting features of this adventure playground. Perfect for
kids of all ages and abilities, the fully fenced playspace is located in
Oddies Creek Park, surrounded by green open space and only metres
from the Murray River.
Oddies Creek Park (off Wodonga Place), Albury NSW 2640
02 6023 8111
Wagirra Trail
Jump on the Wagirra Trail and enjoy a leisurely walk, cycle or
energetic run along the banks of the Murray River. The 5.6km trail
links Horseshoe Lagoon with the South Albury Trail at Union Bridge.
The two metre-wide shared pathway meanders through Albury’s
riverside parks, with plenty of places to stop for a picnic or to enjoy the
spectacular views.
Access via the Riverside Parks, Albury NSW 2640
02 6023 8111
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WAVES
8 Mactier Avenue, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6056 2066
waves@ymca.org.au
www.wodonga.ymca.org.au
Things to See & Do
WAVES is Wodonga’s aquatic facility located at White Box Rise Estate.
It features an outdoor Olympic heated pool, splash pad area for
children with interactive play facilities, BBQ facilities, and ample shade
and parking. Be sure to visit and stand under the large tipping bucket
or try the water cannons.
Wonga Wetlands
Wonga Wetlands is a sanctuary for birdwatchers, field naturalists,
photographers and bushwalking enthusiasts. An ecosystem of lagoons
and billabongs, Wonga Wetlands is home to 154 identified bird species, a
Wiradjuri campsite and ancient river red gums. The wetlands incorporate
seven lagoons, 3km of walking paths and picnic and BBQ facilities.
Open from dawn to dusk, car park open Monday to Friday,
8.30am–4.30pm, access via pedestrian gate outside these hours
Riverina Hwy (Howlong Corowa Road), Albury NSW 2640
02 6043 5820
Wodonga & District Turf Club
It’s a Great Day Out. Let us tailor a racing package to suit your needs:
1st Sept 18th Oct 27th Oct 30th Nov 26th Dec 21st Feb 1st May Monday Races
Caulfield Cup
Monday Races
Telstra Business Centre Wodonga Gold Cup
Nordcon LAND Boxing Day Races
Barlens Colts and Fillies Day
Friday Races
23rd May Autumn Races
26th July Jack Maher Classic
Monday to Friday, 9.00am–5.00pm
Hamilton Smith Drive, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6056 1214
wodonga@countryracing.com.au
www.countryracing.com.au/
wodonga-district-turf-club
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Things to See & Do
Zone Laser Tag Albury
Bring the family in for some seriously good fun at Zone Laser Tag.
Put on a high-tech pack and tag your opponents as well as bases and
targets to maximise your points. You will play in a 500m2 custom made
arena where there are strategically placed walls for an exciting game
that definitely gets your pulse racing. Book to avoid disappointment.
Open Tuesday to Friday, 3.00pm–9.00pm; Saturday, 10.00am–
9.00pm; Sunday, 10.00am–7.00pm; during NSW school holidays – Tuesday to Sunday, 10.00am–7.00pm
02 6021 5000 info@zonelasertagalbury.com.au
www.zonelasertagalbury.com.au
GETTING HERE AND GETTING AROUND
A1 Lavish Limousines
Class, style and luxury – stretch limousines. Weddings, formals,
debs, airport transfers, AFL matches, formal business functions
or any special occasion. Book your adventure now!
0421 513 660
info@lavishlimos.com.au
www.lavishlimos.com.au
Chelbec Tours and Charter
Meet Tom, your fun and informative tour guide who will help you
discover the beautiful countryside and villages that surround Albury
Wodonga. Tours run regularly to Lake Hume, Beechworth and the
Rutherglen Wine Region. Alternatively, let Tom tailor a tour just for you!
No minimum numbers. Charters and special occasions a specialty.
Where your fun is our business.
0423 745 930
chelbec@chelbec.com
www.chelbec.com
Dyson’s Buslines
Need a bus? We can arrange transport for social club events,
fundraisers, football/netball trips, weddings/parties, special occasion,
and school tours/camps. Low floor, wheelchair access, ultra modern,
air-conditioned, seat belts, coaches/mini’s. Contact us for a quote.
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Public route buses operate Monday to Friday 6.30am–6.30pm; Saturday, 8.00am–5.00pm
18–20 Moloney Drive, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6056 3100
wodonga@dysongroup.com.au
www.dysongroup.com.au
MARTINs Albury
Martins Albury has been assisting travellers
since 1932, offering a wide range of services and
different sized vehicles with experienced drivers.
Our vehicles are available for transfers as well as
full day and multi day tours. Our team can also
help you to develop a tour itinerary for your group.
Call for a tailored package to suit your needs.
66 Fallon Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6040 4400
coach@martinsalbury.com.au
www.martinsalbury.com.au
QantasLink
QantasLink offers a comprehensive schedule of 52 services each
week between Albury and Sydney. Enjoy the convenience of seamless
connections to and from the vast Qantas Domestic and International
network. Welcome aboard.
For flight reservations:
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or contact your local travel agent
Regional express
Rex offers more services from both Sydney and Melbourne to Albury
than any other airline, with 82 weekly flights to and from Albury.
Rex has Albury based flight crew that proudly call Albury home.
Book your tickets today at www.rex.com.au or call us on 13 17 13.
Welcome onboard!
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V/Line
Did you know that with V/Line, you can access hundreds
of events, attractions and special offers across Victoria?
Grab yourself a great deal by downloading our Escape
app. V/Line has three daily train and coach services
between Melbourne and Albury, so you can sit back, relax
and enjoy your escape without having to drive.
Escape at vline.com.au or download the
Escape app today.
1800 800 007
www.vline.com.au
SURROUNDING AREAS
Beechworth Honey Experience
See live bees up close. Enjoy our free honey tour. Taste amazing
Australian honey. And experience our passion. Your visit is sure to
foster a much deeper understanding of the care that goes into
bringing one of nature’s true pleasures into our lives and you will
never think of honey as just honey again.
Cnr Ford and Church Streets, Beechworth VIC 3747
03 5728 1432
info@beechworthhoney.com.au
www.beechworthhoney.com.au
Greater Hume Shire
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Simply submerge yourself in our history and environment. Visit
Culcairn, Henty, Holbrook, Jindera, Walla Walla and surrounding
villages on half or full day tours including; HMAS Otway/Submarine
Museum, Wymah Ferry, Jindera Pioneer Museum, Henty’s Headlie Taylor
Header, Morgan’s Lookout, Woomargama National Park, Wirraminna
Environmental Education Centre and Wetlands and Bird Trails.
Open seven days week,10.00am–4.30pm
Wallace Street, Holbrook NSW 2644
02 6036 2422
tourism@greaterhume.nsw.gov.au
www.greaterhume.nsw.gov.au
Surrounding Areas
Bridge Road Brewers
Bridge Road Brewers is one of Australia’s leading craft Monday to Tuesday, 11.00am–4.00pm; Wednesday to Thursday 11.00am–5.00pm; breweries. The brewery, the bar and its pizza kitchen
Friday to Sunday, 11.00am–11.00pm
are all located in a 150-year-old coach house and
The Old Coach House, Ford Street, stables in the heart of picturesque Beechworth.
Beechworth VIC 3747
Sample unique hand-crafted beers whilst they are
03 5728 2703
being brewed under your nose. Lunch every day, from
info@bridgeroadbrewers.com.au
12pm–3pm. Dinner Friday to Sunday, from 6.00pm
www.bridgeroadbrewers.com.au
HOWLONG COUNTRY GOLF CLUB
Howlong Country Golf Club offers plenty for visitors to our region.
Boasting one of the most scenic golf courses anywhere, 2 bowling
greens, 2 restaurants (Australian and Chinese cuisine), TAB, Keno and
a 25-room motel. It’s no wonder we are known as the number one
destination for recreation!
186 Golf Club Drive, Howlong NSW 2643
02 6026 5321
enquiries@howlonggolf.com.au
www.howlonggolf.com.au
Mt Hotham Alpine Resort
You’ll have an unforgettable holiday at Hotham, no matter what time of
year. In the ski season, we have everything you need with outstanding ski
and snowboarding terrain. In spring and summer, Hotham is transformed
into a wildflower oasis, perfect for road cycling, bushwalking, fourwheel driving, fishing, mountain biking and much more.
Great Alpine Road, Mt Hotham VIC 3471
03 5759 3550
mhar@mthotham.com.au
www.mthotham.com.au
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SURROUNDING AREAS
Murray 1 Power Station and Visitor Centre
Come on a journey through the Snowy Mountains Scheme at Murray
1 Power Station, with interactive models, displays and films before
joining one of the 20 minute Power Station inspections between
11.00am and 2.00pm. Take a break in the coffee and souvenir shop or
cook up a storm using the free BBQ facilities.
Alpine Way (10km east of) Khancoban, NSW 2642
02 6076 5115
info@snowyhydro.com.au
www.snowyhydro.com.au
Rutherglen Estates
Rutherglen Estates was conceived with the ambition to define the
traditions of one of the world’s best fortified wine regions, by producing
premium table wines inspired by traditional, Mediterranean and
alternative varietals. Visit us and try our unique range of award
winning wines at our cellar door.
Tuileries Complex, Drummond Street, Rutherglen VIC 3685
02 6032 7999
cellar@rutherglenestates.com.au
www.rutherglenestates.com.au
Schmidt's Strawberry Winery
Welcome to Schmidt’s Strawberry Winery, set amidst acres of lush
strawberry fields, this winery is unique in Australia. Using a traditional
family method, our international award-winning fruit wine has won
many friends from all over the country. Available in Dry, Semi-sweet or
Sweet. Also home of SL, a strawberry liquor you must taste!
Monday to Saturday, 9.00am–5.00pm; Sunday, 10.00am–4.00pm
932 Osbornes Flat Road, Allans Flat VIC 3691
(10km north of Yackandandah)
02 6027 1454
allansflatsberries@bigpond.com
Towong Tourism
Explore Towong Shire on the magnificent Upper Murray in the foothills
of the Australian Alps. An authentic high country experience, Towong
Shire is ideal for fishing, four-wheel driving or camping adventures.
Discover charming villages with fascinating histories. Don’t miss the
iconic Sandy Creek Bridge on the spectacular High Country Rail Trail.
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50 Hansen Street, Corryong VIC 3707
02 6076 2277
vic@towong.vic.gov.au
www.towongtourism.com.au
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Abode Apartments Albury
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Abode Apartments are the ultimate luxury accommodation homes in
Albury. For first class contemporary accommodation, our apartments
provide urban living close to Dean Street and central Albury shopping
precinct. All rooms have been designed to be spacious and functional,
with modern decor and top of the range facilities. Beautiful, sundrenched, convenient and affordable!
03 8679 6412
sales@abodeapartmentsalbury.com.au
www.abodeapartmentsalbury.com.au
Albury All Seasons Tourist Park
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We offer fully self-contained one and two bedroom cabins, caravan and
tent sites. Our fantastic facilities include a swimming pool with shade
sail, adventure playground, undercover BBQ area and camp kitchen.
Wireless internet is also available. We are right next door to a large
recreational park, great for walking your pet or for the kids to play ball
games.
481 Wagga Road, Lavington NSW 2641
02 6025 1619
holiday@alburyallseasons.com.au
www.alburyallseasons.com.au
Albury Apartments
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When coming to stay in our beautiful region, choose from 35 properties
listed on our website offering 1-4 bedrooms located throughout Albury
and Wodonga. If you’re here for business or leisure, we welcome you to
stay in well-appointed properties that offer home away from home style
letting, many a short walk from eateries, shopping outlets and parks.
Monday to Friday, 9.00am–5.00pm; Saturday, 9.00am–12.00pm
502 Smollett Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6041 2411
joanne@ianritchie.com.au
www.ianritchie.com.au
Albury Citygate Holiday Park
Albury Citygate Holiday Park is one of Albury’s best kept secrets, tucked
away amongst bushland and only moments away from the stunning
Murray River, sporting facilities, shopping centres and local attractions.
Offering a variety of accommodation from ensuite cabins, powered and
un-powered camp sites, Albury Citygate has something to suit everyone’s
preferences making it the ideal park for a travel break or nightly stop-over.
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508 Wagga Road, Albury NSW 2641
02 6040 6275
info@alburycitygate.com.au
alburycitygate.com.au
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Albury Dream Cottages
Albury Dream Cottages gives you the advantage of
having a home away from home that offers you AAA
Tourism four star comfort in two 1930’s fully
renovated Californian Bungalows. Decorated in
Art Deco, the cottages also contain all the modern
features that ensure your holiday becomes a pleasant
and memorable experience. The ambience of these
three bedroom cottages will resonate with you long
after you depart. Ring Jeanette to book.
AAA
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727 & 731 Wood Street, Albury NSW 2640
0427 257 900
jeanette@alburydreamcottages.com.au
www.alburydreamcottages.com.au
Albury Garden Court Motel
AAA
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We offer 17 affordable, well-appointed, quiet guest rooms at ground floor
level. All rooms offer queen beds, are smoke free and have new split
systems for heating and cooling, 32-inch flat-screen televisions and free
wireless broadband. Guests can also enjoy the salt-water pool and BBQ
area. Centrally located, Garden Court is close to the CBD, Railway Station
with easy access to the freeway.
426 David Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6021 6244
info@gardencourtmotel.com.au
Albury Motor Village
self rated l l l l
Located right in the heart of Lavington, Albury Motor Village is only a
short 300m stroll to Centro Lavington Shopping Centre and a short
walk to many restaurants and fast food outlets. We welcome you and
your family in one of our many self contained cabins or powered sites.
Feel free to utilize our park facilities which include an in-ground pool,
undercover BBQ area, laundry, children’s playground and guest centre.
372 Wagga Road, Lavington NSW 2641
02 6040 2999
stay@alburymotorvillage.com.au
www.alburymotorvillage.com.au
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Albury Regent Motel AAA
HHH
The Albury Regent Motel is located in a quiet position off the highway
in the heart of Albury and within walking distance of clubs and many
fine restaurants. There’s great shopping nearby – just leave your car
with us and walk to your destination.
02 6021 8355
alburyregentmotel@bigpond.com
www.alburyregentmotel.com.au
Albury Townhouse
AAA
HHH
Ideally located just off the main street, the Albury Townhouse offers 21
comfortable, spacious rooms with queen beds, split air-conditioning,
baths in most rooms and free WiFi. Whether travelling for work or
staying for a well earned holiday the Albury Townhouse will more than
meet your needs.
461 Wilson Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6021 3000
info@alburytownhouse.com.au
www.alburytownhouse.com.au
Australia Park Motel AAA
HHH
Enjoy our friendly, family-run property with complimentary continental
buffet breakfast, free WiFi and plenty of parking. We’re adjacent to
beautiful parks, sports grounds and the Murray River, and just 4 blocks
to the CBD. The mountains, wineries and historic towns are a short
drive away. Come and relax!
Cnr Wodonga Place and Ebden Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6021 6000
stay@australiaparkmotel.com.au
www.australiaparkmotel.com.au
BARANDUDA HOMESTEAD AND B&B COTTAGES
self rated l l l l
A peaceful retreat with two beautiful cottages, providing selfcontained/catering, pet-friendly accommodation.13km south of Albury
Wodonga on the Kiewa Valley Highway (C531). Gateway to Alpine
resorts, historic Beechworth and North East Victoria.
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840 Kiewa Valley Hwy, Baranduda VIC 3691
02 6020 8888 or 0409 998 118
bb@barandudahomestead.com.au
www.barandudahomestead.com.au
Beechworth Lake Sambell Caravan Park AAA
HHH
20 Peach Drive, Beechworth VIC 3747
03 5728 1421
contact@caravanparkbeechworth.com.au
www.caravanparkbeechworth.com.au
Best Western Plus Hovell Tree
AAA
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Enjoy the splendours of Beechworth whilst staying at our picturesque
park within walking distance to the centre of town. We offer ensuite
cabins, powered and un-powered camp sites, BBQ areas and camp
kitchen. Enjoy a campfire at your site or be adventurous and hire a
bike to explore the township.
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The Best Western Plus Hovell Tree offers a variety of business and
leisure facilities to make your stay comfortable. At Best Western Plus
Hovell Tree, treat yourself to an extensive selection of accommodation,
from deluxe rooms to two bedroom apartments. Guest facilities
include complimentary parking, onsite laundry, gymnasium, pool, spa,
sauna and 24-hour reception.
Open 24 hours
Cnr Hovell Street and Wodonga Place, Albury NSW 2640
02 6042 3900
bookings@hovelltreeinn.com.au
www.hovelltreeinn.com.au
Best Western Stagecoach Motel Wodonga
AAA
HHH
Best Western Stagecoach Motel has easy freeway access and is
conveniently located to the CBD and dining/shopping precinct.
Ground floor accommodation with parking at your door, room service
for breakfast and dinner, complimentary wireless internet, LCD TV &
DVD, minibar, free Foxtel, quiet split system heat/cool, swimming pool,
plus extra space for trailers and boats.
188 Melbourne Road, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6024 3044 or 1800 806 434 (reservations only)
enquiries@stagecoachmotelwodonga.com.au
www.stagecoachmotelwodonga.com.au
Borderland Big 4 holiday Park
Big4 Borderland Wodonga is centrally located in North East Victoria,
making it an ideal base for exploring attractions, historic towns,
wineries and Lake Hume. With comfortable and affordable cabins,
villas and powered sites, we can meet the needs of all travellers.
There are arcade games, as well as the children’s favourite - the big
jumping pillow. Don’t forget to help yourself to our herb garden.
65 McKoy Street, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6024 3906
borderlandbig4@bigpond.com
www.borderlandholidaypark.com.au
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Boathaven Holiday Park
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Situated on the shores of Lake Hume, Albury Wodonga,
this tropical holiday park can provide you with everything
you need for the perfect getaway. Within its four hectares
of landscaped parkland, Boathaven has an abundance
of features for all the family to enjoy - whether it is the
resort style pool, tennis court, playground or various BBQ
facilities. Thoughtfully laid out, all-weather walkways
and driveways link these facilities to the many colourful
gardens and grassed recreation areas. Boathaven is
ideally located to explore and indulge in the history and
cultural diversity of Victoria’s High Country and NSW’s
Southern Riverina.
AAA
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33 Boathaven Road, Ebden VIC 3691
02 6020 6130
boathaven@aspenparks.com.au
www.aspenparks.com.au
Briardale Bed & Breakfast
self rated l l l l
396 Poplar Drive, Lavington NSW 2641
02 6025 5131 or 0407 254 368
briardale@exemail.com.au
www.briardalebnb.com.au
Clifton Motel
AAA
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Briardale House is one of Albury’s finest homes. Located in a quiet
northern part of Albury, Briardale is the ideal hub for exploring our
historic city and surrounds. Briardale has three delightfully appointed
bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, all upstairs on the first floor overlooking the gardens.
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The Clifton Motel is the closest motel to Albury’s Railway Station and
Bus Terminal. A friendly family-run business offering quality affordable
accommodation in central Albury. The Clifton Motel offers new five star
king and queen beds, inverter air-conditioning heating/cooling, free
8 channel Austar with movies and Fox Sports, a complimentary light
breakfast and free WiFi is available.
424 Smollett Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6021 7126
info@cliftonmotel.com.au
www.cliftonmotel.com.au
Comfort Inn & Suites Blazing Stump City style suites and apartments, combined with
a hint of country charm await you at Wodonga’s
premier accommodation provider. Our 4.5 star
quality is complemented by free WiFi and parking
direct-to-your-door. Two pools, spa, sauna, gym,
tennis court, basketball ring, playground, bike hire
and BBQ areas deliver much more than just a
room. We are your trusted accommodation provider.
AAA
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4327 Anzac Parade, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6056 3433
bookings@blazingstump.com.au
www.blazingstump.com.au
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Commercial Golf Resort Motel Albury AAA
HHH
Welcome to the Commercial Golf Resort Motel Albury, situated only
100 metres from our golf clubhouse in a quiet, picturesque location
and only minutes from the airport and railway station. The Resort
offers quality accommodation featuring luxurious double, twin and
family units, as well as landscaped grounds, BBQ area and pool. Great
golf and accommodation packages are also available.
02 6057 2850
resort@commclubalbury.com.au
www.commclubalbury.com.au
Commodore Motor Inn
AAA
HHH
The Commodore Motor Inn is located in the centre of town, opposite
the post office and only moments from the main street. The shopping
centres, churches, gardens, LibraryMuseum and clubs are all within
walking distance. Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure,
the Commodore Motor Inn is the ideal place to stay when in Albury.
02 6021 3344
reception@commodorealbury.com.au
www.commodorealbury.com.au
Enjoy Albury Accommodation
self rated l l l l
The relaxed, homely feeling offered by Enjoy Albury is extremely
inviting. Our comfortable, enjoyable, affordable, spacious four bedroom
home plus studio sleeps from 1 to 10 guests. It boasts separate
lounge, dining, full kitchen, laundry and spa bath. Outdoors provides
BBQ, alfresco dining, pool table, table tennis table and swimming pool,
all minutes from Albury’s CBD.
451 Hall Avenue, Lavington NSW 2641
0416 094 936
enjoyalbury@gmail.com
www.enjoyalburyaccommodation.com.au
Executive Cottages
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self rated l l l l w
Executive Cottages has centrally located luxury 3 and 4 bedroom
cottages all with 2 bathrooms. If you want comfortable cosy beds,
55” plasmas, leather lounges, air conditioning/heating plus quality
furniture and fittings, we are the people to call! There is so much more
we offer, our Cottages are perfect for business or pleasure, long or
short term.
Central Albury
0437 369 593
executivecottages@bigpond.com
www.executivecottages.com.au
Fountain Court Motor Inn AAA
HHH
02 6021 8411
fountaincourt3@bigpond.com
www.alburywodongamotels.com.au/fountaincourt
Frauenfelder Cottage
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The Fountain Court Motor Inn has 34 luxury units. It’s situated in the
heart of Albury, a one minute walk from the city centre and away from
any freeway noise. All units are located on the ground floor. Facilities
include swimming pool, family and corporate units (spa suites). Offstreet parking available. All rooms are refurnished.
self rated l l l l
Frauenfelder Cottage is said to be Albury’s oldest house. Set well
back from the street in a spacious enclosed garden, the cottage
is very welcoming, with warm feelings of yesteryear. Completely
self-contained Frauenfelder Cottage can house a family while the
charming Kitchen Cottage is ideal for a couple or small family. Pets
are welcome.
0403 591 786
julie@ffcottage.com
www.frauenfeldercottagealbury.com.au
GadDleen Grove Cottages self rated l l l l
Come and enjoy our peace and tranquility in a fully self-contained
rustic redgum cottage overlooking Albury Wodonga on a 260 acre
sheep and cattle property only 9kms from Wodonga’s CBD. Relax and
recharge your batteries or visit the amazing sights of our region in all
seasons. A wood heater in winter adds to the ambience.
177 McGaffins Road, West Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6059 1386 or 0412 872 753
gaddleen@bigpond.com
www.gaddleengrovecottages.com.au
Great Aussie Holiday Park
AAA
HHHH
Located on a scenic rural landscape, the park has a massive range
of activities for kids and adults of all ages including a water spray
park and jumping pillow. Great Aussie Holiday Park offers a range of
accommodation from camping sites to deluxe poolside villas. Only 25
minutes from the hub of Albury Wodonga.
Open Monday to Saturday, 8.00am-6.00pm; Sunday, 8.00am-5.00pm
14 Hore Road, Bowna NSW 2644 (35km from Albury)
02 6020 3236
admin@greataussieholidaypark.com.au
www.greataussieholidaypark.com.au
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Hume Inn Motel AAA
HHH
All you need in one location. Dine in the excellent Bonetti’s Italian
restaurant while overlooking 7 hectare of parkland and the Murray River.
Have a comfortable rest in our spacious and clean rooms and enjoy a
free continental breakfast. Located only 7 minutes walk from the city
centre; licensed clubs and the entertainment precinct are all at your
fingertips.
Open 24 hours
406 Wodonga Place, Albury NSW 2640
02 6021 2733
enquiries@humeinn.com.au
www.humeinn.com.au
Jacaranda Accommodation AAA
HHHH
One of Albury’s newest self-contained holiday properties. Jacaranda
features a studio apartment, two bedroom apartment (with king size
beds) and four bedroom home. Located on a quiet street with disabled
access and secure gardens, Jacaranda is a short stroll to East Albury’s
shops and only minutes from the CBD, Hume Freeway, airport,
hospital and sporting facilities. Pet friendly.
619 Electra Street and 305 Borella Road, East Albury NSW 2640
0412 738 542
reception@jacarandaaccommodation.com.au
www.jacarandaaccommodation.com.au
Lake Hume Tourist Park A A A
HHH
Situated on the picturesque shores, Lake Hume Tourist Park is an
affordable accommodation option with stunning lake or park views.
Choose from a wide range of cabins for families, couples or single
guests or stay on a powered or unpowered site, close to the park
amenities. Call and book your holiday today.
37 Murray Street, Lake Hume Village NSW 3691
02 6049 8100
stay@lakehumetouristpark.com.au
www.lakehumetouristpark.com.au
Nangara Serviced Accommodation self rated l l l l
Nangara is a self-contained, fully modernised cottage in
central Albury, only a few blocks from the CBD and comfortably
accommodates five to six guests. Features include reverse-cycle
ducted heating and cooling, a gas open fire, large rear deck with BBQ,
LCD TVs.
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445 Perry Street, Albury NSW 2640
0412 946 982
mkinetics@bigpond.com
www.visitnsw.com/destinations/country-nsw/albury-area/albury/
accommodation/nangara-serviced-accommodation-albury
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Ibis Styles Albury Lake Hume Resort
Once you arrive there is no need to leave
Overlooking spectacular Lake Hume, ibis Styles
Albury Lake Hume Resort is just ten minutes from
Albury airport and an easy 15 minute drive from the
twin cities of Albury Wodonga.
AAA
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Riverina Hwy, Albury NSW 2640
02 6026 4444
reservations@lakehumeresort.com.au
www.ibisstylesalburylakehume.com.au
Whether you are escaping the stress and
distractions of everyday life, reconnecting with
family or rediscovering that special spark of magic,
we have a range of comfortable and spacious
accommodation options to suit everyone.
If you are planning a conference, function or
wedding, our range of venues; menus and inclusions
will truly impress your guests and have them talking
for time to come. Our Watermark Restaurant is open
to the public 7 nights for dinner and Sunday lunches.
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Palm Villa Serviced Apartments self rated l l l l w
Consisting of 2x2 bedroom self contained apartments and 3 bedroom
self contained executive living townhouse with 2 bathrooms and
spa. All contain private BBQ areas and secure parking. Conveniently
located just off the freeway, close to all sporting and local food outlets,
airport, hospital, restaurants and clubs.
266 Borella Road, Albury NSW 2640
0419 257 188
palmv@tpg.com.au
www.palmvilla.com.au
Pamela's Bed & Breakfast on Ironbark self rated l l l l
Pamela’s on Ironbark is located in the heart of Thurgoona, 5 minutes
from Charles Sturt University and 10 minutes from Albury. You can
cycle on one of the many bike trails or simply relax by the pool. The
beautifully decorated self-contained apartment can accommodate up
to four guests. A delicious breakfast is provided.
Open 24 hours
4 Ironbark Road, Thurgoona NSW 2640
0422 025 908
pamelasonironbark@hotmail.com
www.facebook.com/pamelasonironbark
Quality Hotel on Olive
AAA
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The Quality Hotel on Olive is the finest boutique style hotel
accommodation in Albury’s CBD, making it the perfect choice for
a corporate get-together or a delightful weekend. Free wireless
broadband, Austar and movie channels in all rooms. Cocktail bar and
´a la carte restaurant open seven nights.
Open 24 hours
579 Olive Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6021 6100
info@hotelonolive.com.au
www.hotelonolive.com.au
Quality Resort Siesta
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AAA
HHHH
Combining superior facilities you expect with country charm the Quality
Resort Siesta offers an ambience that’s relaxed and so very enjoyable.
Taking a holiday at Quality Resort Siesta is just the break you are looking
for. With a deluxe lagoon pool, spa, sauna, tennis, mini-golf, and wining
and dining at the Cactus Cantina Bistro or the celebrated Bullring Bar
and Restaurant there’s something for everyone.
Open 24 hours
416 Wagga Road, North Albury NSW 2640
02 6025 4555
info@siesta.com.au
www.siesta.com.au
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Quest Albury
Comprising 104 tastefully decorated rooms of Studios,
1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, Quest Albury caters
for overnight, short and long term accommodation
requirements. Apartments feature fully equipped kitchens
(kitchenettes in studios), stylish modern furnishings,
reverse cycle air conditioning, LCD flat screen TV and high
speed WiFi, iPod dock and Foxtel. Property features include
on-site restaurant and day spa, conference facilities,
BBQ area and gymnasium. Quest Albury offers both the
corporate and leisure traveller the friendly service Quest is
renowned for across Australia.
Quest WODONGA
Wodonga’s newest 4.5 star accommodation in the heart
of Wodonga’s CBD. Fully-furnished and self-contained
including iPod dock and multi-unit charging stations
in all rooms. Gymnasium, outdoor pool and BBQ
area, conference room and business lounge with WiFi
available. Dine at our onsite restaurant Huon Hill and
complete your stay with undercover secure car parking.
Open 24 hours
02 6058 0900
questalbury@questapartments.com.au
www.questalbury.com.au
24 hour check in
46 Reid Street, Wodonga VIC 3690
02 6043 8300
questwodonga@questapartments.com.au
www.questwodonga.com.au
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Rydges Albury
AAA
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Ideally positioned in Albury’s CBD, Rydges Albury gives you great
access to the sights and sounds of Albury, including restaurants,
cafes, cinema, major sporting venues, spectacular Botanic Gardens
and Albury’s major shopping and nightlife precinct. The hotel
offers an onsite restaurant and bar, 24 hour reception, Foxtel and
complimentary WiFi.
02 6021 5366
reservations_albury@rydges.com
www.rydges.com/albury
Sundowner Hume Country Motor Inn AAA
HHH
At the Sundowner Hume Country Motor Inn you will experience
Albury’s quietest rooms with the most peaceful garden and pool
setting overlooking parkland acreage. We are five minutes from
Albury’s CBD and close to sporting venues and shops. The Sundowner
Hume Country Motor Inn is ideal for families, groups and business
travellers. Continental and fully-cooked breakfasts are available.
736 Logan Road, Albury NSW 2640
02 6025 8233
info@humecountrymotorinn.com.au
www.humecountrymotorinn.com.au
Twin City Motor Inn
self rated l l l
As a member of the Budget Group, we are able to offer clean,
comfortable and affordable accommodation to singles, couples and
families. Situated about 1km from the CBD, we are close to the
Wodonga tennis complex and Birralee shopping centre. Off street
parking is available. Visit our website for further details.
Open Monday to Friday, 8.30am–9.00pm; Saturday,
Sunday and public holidays, 9.00am–9.00pm
02 6024 2111
twincitymotorinn@iinet.net.au
www.twincitymotorinn.com.au
Winsor Park Motor Inn AAA
HHH
Situated opposite the Railway Station in central Albury and within
walking distance of shops, restaurants and clubs, this 3.5 star motel
offers affordable comfort and convenience to all guests and includes
queen beds, Austar and free continental breakfast. WiFi broadband is
also available.
72
471 Young Street, Albury NSW 2640
02 6021 8800
enquiry@winsorpark.com.au
www.winsorpark.com.au
AAA
HHH
Easy access on and off the Hume Freeway. A two minute drive from
Wodonga town centre and 10 minutes to Albury. Park facilities include
pool, playground, BBQ, dump point, laundrette, kiosk and WiFi. Cabins
include cooking facilities, ensuite, air-conditioning and DVD/digital TV.
We are pet friendly.
02 6024 2598
stay@wccp.com.au
www.wccp.com.au
accomModation
Wodonga Caravan and Cabin Park
T-QUAL Accreditation
T-QUAL Accreditation is the Australian Government’s quality
benchmark for the tourism industry. It is a federal framework that
assesses and supports quality assurance schemes, and endorses
their members with its national symbol of quality, the T-QUAL
Tick The popular Star Ratings (AAA) scheme has been given the
T-QUAL Tick therefore consumers can expect accommodation
businesses that carry the AAA Star Rating have undergone rigorous
assessments to ensure travellers’ expectations are met.
Willowbank Events
Willowbank Road, South Albury NSW 2640
0416 436 966
office@willowbankevents.com.au
www.willowbankevents.com.au
Events Suppliers
A raw natural and sustainable environment. A private and pristine
10 hectare space on the Murray River in Albury within a 121.4
hectare property. Corporate conferences, events, cocktail parties,
team building, private celebrations or weddings for up to 200 guests.
By the river... a unique event experience awaits you!
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Bandiana Army Museum
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19 Baranduda Homestead
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Henri’s Wodonga Bakery
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Arts Space Wodonga
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Huon Hill
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GIGS Gateway Island Gallery
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The Clubhouse Bar and Bistro
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The Cube Wodonga
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Belvoir Park Playground
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21 Boathaven Holiday Park
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10 Bonegilla Migrant Experience
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22 Borderland Big 4 Holiday Park
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11 Chelbec Tours and Charter
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23 Comfort Inn and Suites
12 Gateway Village
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13 Harvey’s Fun Park
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24 Gaddleen Grove Cottages
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14 Hume Murray Farmers Market
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25 Quest Wodonga
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15 Stanley Bears
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26 Twin City Motor Inn
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27 Wodonga Caravan and Cabin Park
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17 Wodonga and District Turf Club
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20 Best Western Stagecoach
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Public Toilets
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Lookout
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Parking
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Off Leash Area
ATM
Australia Post
Boat Ramp
Caravan Dump Point
Public Telephone
Hospital
Golf Course
Wi-Fi
Internet Access
Police Station
Railway Station
Petrol Station
Airport
Bus Stop
Information Centre
Disclaimer While AlburyCity and the City of Wodonga have made every
endeavour to ensure the information supplied in this publication is suitable,
accurate and complete, no warranty is given that the material contained
within is free from error or omission. The material is intended for general use
and information only. AlburyCity and the City of Wodonga do not accept any
responsibility for any change or withdrawal of details or services shown which
are subject to alteration without notice. AlburyCity and the City of Wodonga,
its officers, employees, servants and agents expressly disclaim all liability
for any act done, or admission made in reliance on such material, and any
consequences of such act or omission. Information or images may not be
reproduced without the written consent of AlburyCity.
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Albion Hotel
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Beechworth Bakery
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Border Wine Room
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Café Borellas - Peards Albury
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Kinross Woolshed
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Paddy’s - Bar, Bistro & Beer Garden 42
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11 Sodens Hotel
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12 SS&A Group
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13 The Bended Elbow
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20 Canoe Guy at Murray River Canoe Hire 49
36 Best Western Plus Hovell Tree Inn
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21 Canoe the Murray 50
36 Briardale Bed & Breakfast
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22 Commercial Golf Resort Albury
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36 Commercial Golf Resort Motel Albury 66
24 Forest Air Helicopters 50
36 Commodore Motor Inn
25 Lake Hume Hire
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36 Enjoy Albury Accommodation
26 Murray Valley Bushwalkers Inc.
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36 Executive Cottages Pty Ltd 27 Oddies Creek Playspace
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36 Fountain Court Motor Inn
28 Wagirra Trail
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36 Frauenfelder Cottage
29 Wonga Wetlands
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36 Great Aussie Holiday Park
30 Zone Laser Tag Albury
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36 Hume Inn Motel
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36 Ibis Styles Albury Lake Hume Resort
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36 Jacaranda Accommodation
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36 Lake Hume Tourist Park
32 Albury All Seasons Tourist Park
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36 Nangara Serviced Accommodation
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36 Palm Villa Serviced Apartments
34 Albury Citygate Holiday Park
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36 Pamela’s B & B on Ironbark
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35 Albury Dream Cottages
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36 Quality Hotel on Olive
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36 Albury Garden Court Motel
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36 Quality Resort Siesta
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16 Albury LibraryMuseum
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36 Albury Motor Village
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36 Quest Albury
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17 Albury Racing Club
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36 Albury Regent Motel
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18 Albury Swim Centre
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36 Albury Townhouse
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36 Sundowner Hume Country Motor Inn
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19 Albury Wodonga Equestrian Centre
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36 Australia Park Motel
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36 Windsor Park Motor Inn
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