Suggested Itineraries

For those with limited time to explore, here is a snapshot of the best of Albury Wodonga.

Foodie

Enjoy tapas at the 1940s-style Q Manhattans Restaurant and Tapas Bar.
Grab a kerbside table and soak up the atmosphere at some of our favourites cafes: Q Food, Simply Fed, Early Bird Cafe or Zoi in Albury; Zilch or Cafe Grove in Wodonga.
Enjoy an authentic Thai curry from Baan Sabai Jai’s outdoor food cart in Albury.
Lunch on the balcony at the Commercial Club Albury Golf Resort.
For on the go, grab a coffee and treat from Coffee Mamma.
Soden's Hotel Australia or Simply Fed in Amp Lane for gluten-free delights.
Grab a fresh bacon and egg roll while shopping at the fortnightly Farmers Market.
Pack a picnic basket and head to the banks of the Murray River or Lake Hume.
Enjoy an afternoon of baking, talking and eating at Albury’s Community Wood Fired Oven.

Explore the troll cave and search for fairies at the Albury Botanic Gardens.
Ride the slide at the Albury Swim Centre.
Swing, climb, laugh and slide at Belvoir Park Playground in Wodonga or Albury's new Oddies Creek Playspace.
Wander the trails of Wonga Wetlands and enjoy the bird hides.
Check out the interactive exhibitions at Kidspace at the Albury Art Gallery.
Grab sausages and bread and head to Lake Hume to fire up one of the barbeques.

Hire a canoe and take a leisurely paddle down the Murray River.
Pedal along the network of tracks and trails, including the High Country Rail Trail.
Jog, walk or cycle your way along the Wagirra Trail alongside the Murray River.
Hire some clubs for a round of golf at the Commercial Golf Resort Albury.
Throw in a line for some fishing in Lake Hume or the Murray River (make sure you have a licence!).
Book your bus ticket and hire some skis for a day trip to the snow at Mt Hotham or Falls Creek.
Bring your boat to Lake Hume to water ski the day away.

Pick up a coffee from the Coffee Mamma van, then cross the road for a stroll through the Albury Botanic Gardens.
See the region from Wodonga’s Huon Hill, with inspiring 360-degree panoramic views.
Take a joy flight over lush valleys, meandering rivers and creeks, Lake Hume and mountain ranges.
Walk along the Wagirra Trail alongside the Murray River.
Take time out with a picnic at Noreuil Park or overlooking Lake Hume.
Explore the trails of Wonga Wetlands and watch the wildlife from the bird hides.
Lose yourself in Nail Can Hill Reserve, which offers great views and an abundance of wildflowers in spring.

See the Crossing Place exhibition, Albury LibraryMuseum.
Visit the traditional Indigenous campsite at Wonga Wetlands, established by local Wiradjuri people.
Explore Block 19 at Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centre for a vivid insight into the hardships migrants faced at their first Australian home.
View the impressive collection of guns, tanks and medals at the Army Museum Bandiana.
Drive or walk up Monument Hill to the Albury and District War Memorial, opened on Anzac Day 1925.
Visit the Hume Wall, a triumph of engineering, and see some of the steam engines and hand tools used to build it.

Visit Arts Space Wodonga, which features works from north-east Victorian artists.
See an artist at work or purchase a piece of local art from Gateway Village, Wodonga.
Check out the sculpture at Gateway Island, between Albury and Wodonga.
Admire the collections and the architecture of Albury Art Gallery.
Check out the digital outdoor gallery in QEII Square, on alternate weekends.
For performing arts, catch a theatre show, dance or comedy act at the Albury Entertainment Centre.

Enjoy wine tasting at the Rutherglen wineries.
Enjoy the scenic drive from Albury that follows the Murray River to Walwa across to Corryong, and then head back through valleys to Tallangatta and into Wodonga.
Head up to Victoria's high country; with fantastic activites on offer all year round.

For more ideas, order a copy of the Albury Wodonga Official Visitors' Guide or call the staff at the
Albury Visitor Information Centre.