Albury, located in New South Wales, is a charming town surrounded by beautiful natural attractions and a rich cultural heritage. Some of the top attractions in Albury and its surrounds include: Black Dragon Garden, a stunning garden in Howlong inspired by the distinctive gardens of Suzhou, China; Wonga Wetlands, a picturesque ecosystem of lagoons and billabongs along the floodplain of the Murray River, perfect for birdwatchers and photographers; Albury Botanic Gardens, a vibrant display of plant life often referred to as the city's 'jewel in the crown'; Albury LibraryMuseum, an award-winning facility that combines interactive exhibitions with a cozy library experience; Ettamogah Wildlife Sanctuary, a sanctuary that showcases a variety of native wildlife; Monument Hill War Memorial, a memorial dedicated to the iconic Albert Borella and other Australians awarded the Victoria Cross; Lake Hume, a picturesque lake offering various water-based activities; Noreuil Park, a popular park along the historic banks of the Murray River; and Bonegilla Migrant Experience, a heritage-listed site that provides insights into the history of migration in Australia.
In addition to these attractions, visitors can also explore local wineries, such as Gapsted Wines and All Saints Estate, or enjoy a day at the Wodonga & District Turf Club.