If you live in New South Wales or Victoria, chances are you’ve stopped in Albury Wodonga for a quick break along the Hume Highway at some point.
Located 3.5 hours from Melbourne, these towns indeed make for a great stopover, but stick around a little longer, and you’ll find there’s so much to see and do.
From viewing the latest contemporary art exhibits at Murray Art Museum Albury, to sampling local wines, or even water skiing on Lake Hume, there’s something for every holidayer!
For us, the perfect weekend away involves art, food, great coffee, a spot of shopping, and stunning natural scenery.  So here’s our ultimate guide to Albury Wodonga, featuring some of the region’s best restaurants, shops, accommodation, and cultural experiences!
Murray River. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Mr. Benedict Cafe. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Norma Wine + Pasta. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Norma Wine + Pasta. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Norma Wine + Pasta. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Norma Wine + Pasta. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Canvas Eatery. Photos – Caitlin Mills
Bistro Selle. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Bistro Selle. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Lake Hume. Photo – Caitlin Mills
The Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Noreuil Park Foreshore. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Albury Railway Station. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA). Photo – Caitlin Mills
Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA). Photo – Caitlin Mills
Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA). Artwork by Susie Losch. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Tribe Store. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Tribe Store. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Tribe Store. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Tribe Store. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Thistle & Fern. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Thistle & Fern. Photo – Caitlin Mills
Thistle & Fern. Photo – Caitlin Mills
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Astor Hotel Albury. Photos – Kate Collingwood
Lake Hume. Photo – Caitlin Mills
