Albury Wodonga
Albury and Wodonga sit either side of where the nation’s busiest highway crosses our greatest river. As a meeting point of contrasts and cultures its significance stretches all the way back to the first Aboriginal inhabitants who gathered here long before the arrival of Europeans. Being on the natural border between the two oldest and strongest colonies, Albury and Wodonga grew up as both river port and rail head. They were the start and end of much of the trade, travel and commerce between the two colonial powers. The contrasts and contradictions of time and place, history and progress, river and mountain, culture and cultivation have melded themselves into an unlikely harmony of differences not experienced anywhere else in the country.
Maps & Guides
General Information
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VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
 ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW
WHERE TO FIND IT
AND HOW TO GET THERE
The Gateway Visitor Information Centre is there to provide you with all the hows, whys and wheres of getting around Albury Wodonga, the region and interstate.
We’re on Gateway Island, right beside the Murray River,
on the Hume Highway, Wodonga
One Call Will Tell You All
1300 796 222
Day and Night
Since the Koori people began gathering here for their corroborees, Albury Wodonga has been a place where people come to enjoy themselves, day and night.
Rangers, Bankers, Pioneers
It took a lot of courage and strength, all sorts of talents, a degree of madness and no small measure of greed to carve a European city life out of an antipodean wilderness. The men and women who came here, from all around the world, brought these attributes with them, wrapped in hope and dreams of glory.
Stay Another Day
With all these creature comforts and country hospitality, why not?
Experience
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Country Car Hire
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Hume Country Motor Inn
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Corowa Golf Resort
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Villa on Nathan
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Albury CBD Map
