Things To See Nearby

Albury Botanic Gardens

Albury Botanic Gardens are among our most treasured icons, attracting more than 300,000 visitors per year.

From the 45 metre tall Queensland Kauri to the spectacular Autumn colour of the Gingko, the collection of rainforest trees or the imaginative and interactive Children's Garden, these gardens are loved by both locals and visitors to the city.

Canoe The Murray

Albury Canoe the Murray river canoe hire is a canoe and kayak rental service located in the Albury Wodonga area. We offer a variety of canoe hire trips down the Murray River as well various canoe and kayak types. Canoes, kayaks, paddles and life jackets are all included in the rental fee. With enough boats available to cater to large groups, this could be the perfect activity for your next work social day, family outing or school excursion.

Noreuil Park

Noreuil Park Foreshore is the most popular riverside park in Albury. With mature shade trees, a number of picnic tables and large expanses of grass, there is plenty of space to sit, relax and watch the river water pass by or watch the local wildlife.

Noreuil Park Foreshore is a popular swim spot, and in particular the relaxing and picturesque float from Oddies Creek Park to the foreshore area. Even though this is a popular activity, swimming in the river does have its risks.

Albury Tennis Centre

Albury Tennis Centre is the home of 25 natural grass courts and 4 synthetic grass courts for social and competition players. It conducts regular tournaments for juniors, veterans and all levels of tennis experience.

Escape Room Albury

The best immersive experience in the Albury Wodonga region! You’re given 60 or 90 minutes to solve puzzles and clues to complete of our specially-designed games. To successfully win you will need to solve all the puzzles, overcome challenges and work as a team, and work fast! Every second counts. Escape Room Albury will test your intelligence and problem-solving skills whilst strengthening friendship, family, and workmate relationships through team building.

Kiewa Street Market

Almost anything can be purchased from worm farms to woollen socks, from flowers to fishing tackle, from pottery to fresh produce.

Entry is by gold coin donation, with all proceeds from these donations, as well as site fees, going towards local and international Rotary projects.