Monument Hill

Monument Hill Albury is a historic site located at the western end of Albury's main street.

The site is dedicated to the men and women who served in World War I, and its monumental structure designed by architect Louis Harrison is a symbol of these soldiers' bravery and sacrifice.

Monument Hill Albury is a site of great historical significance dedicated to those who served in World War I. The site boasts of a monument designed by Louis Harrison and unveiled on Anzac Day in 1925. The Monuments design is truly an impressive spectacle and will take your breath away.

One of the highlights of visiting Monument Hill Albury is the stunning views of the city and surrounding region that it provides - a view that Albury is famous for. You can also explore the area and see the breadth of local wildlife, including birds and other animals that freely roam the hill.

Located a short distance below the monument, the Memorial Bowl is another fantastic destination worth visiting. The Memorial Bowl was built after World War II to honor and remember the people who served in the conflict. It is a fantastic spot to enjoy a picnic and has plenty of shade from the surrounding trees.

Monument Hill Albury is open and accessible all year round. This timing will also give you more than enough time to explore the area and take pictures at the stunning sight to share with your family and friends.

Monument Hill Albury is conveniently located near the city center, making it easily accessible by foot. The site is a 15-minute walk from the Albury Station. You can also reach the site by car, and visitors are encouraged to park at designated parking areas.

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