Albury is a regional city in New South Wales, situated on the nothern bank of the Murray River, just across the state border from its counterpart of Wodonga in Victoria.

Originally a custom post between the two neighbouring states during the 1850s, Albury eventually grew into an agricultural and transport hub. The prosperity of those years can be observed with the number of grand civic buildings which line the streets of Albury today, including the railway station with its imposing clocktower, built in 1881.

Good views can be enjoyed from the Monument Hill Lookout (off the Riverina Highway) and the Eastern Hill Lookout on the eastern side of town.

Albury has an abundance of parkland including its botanic gardens and recreational facilities along the meandering course of the Murray River.

	Oz E Wildlife A native wildlife sanctuary offering a fun day, located a 5 minute drive north of Albury
	Albury Library Museum Combining the city's library and museum collections with regular exhibitions

	Albury Botanic Gardens Opened in 1877, they are an outstanding example of a 19th and early 20th century provincial botanic garden, offering a tranquil retreat among the century old trees and palms amidst formal garden beds
	Wonga Wetlands Located 5 minutes drive west of Albury, these rehabilitated riverine wetlands feature a rich collection of birdlife with a visitor centre
	Parklands Albury Wodonga Explore and experience the range of natural and developed recreational and conservational open-space in and around Albury and Wodonga

Albury Show This long running event features lots of entertainment, exciting rides, competitions and exhibitions

	Albury Wodonga tourist information Visitor information guide for Albury in New South Wales and Wodonga just across the Murray River in Victoria
	River Murray - Albury & Wodonga Tourism guide covering Albury & Wodonga and the towns and attractions along the entire length of the Murray River
	Walkabout - Albury A travel guide with information on the history of the area and things to see

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