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Albury-Wodonga Region

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History
The Region being rich in history allows visitors to step back in time. Explore your way through Australia's Aboriginal, Gold and Bushranging past to the present day.
 
Geography
Nestled amongst mountains and valleys that provide tranquillity, excitement and adventure in the region. Albury-Wodonga, situated on the Murray River, Australia's largest river.
 
Weather
The region enjoys a Mediteranian climate.
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Culture and Lifestyle
As a rural regional centre Albury-Wodonga has many features and facets which reflect its rural lifestyle.
A brief word picture of what it's like to live in Albury-Wodonga and some of the people you would be likely to meet.
 
Convention Centres
For many years Albury-Wodonga has been holding successful meetings. Over the centuries it was the custom for district Aboriginal tribes to meet at "Mungabareena" or Pleasant Place for very long talk. Albury-Wodonga has the facilities and experience to cater totally for meetings of 2 to conferences of 2,500, with professional expertise.
 
Accommodation
Accommodation to suit all budgets and needs is plentiful, rates are very competitive and offer extremely good value for money which will allow choices from luxury 4.5 star to budget 2 star. Alternatives includes guest houses, farm stays, hotels, caravan and camping grounds.
 
Travel
The cities have multiple daily air services from Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne, and have daily rail and coach services making them easily accessible.
Drive times are under 3 hours by freeway from Melbourne, 3.5 hours from Canberra and approximately 6 hours from Sydney.
 
Sights
Within minutes walk (or drive) of either city centre, and Wodonga provide a variety of attractions and activities.
 
Touring
Taking more time, a half day or a day trip will take you to many places of interest in the immediate area.
This region is famous for its diversity and quality of scenery, attractions and activities available within 1 1/2 hour drive from Albury-Wodonga.
 
Entertainment
An extensive variety of theatre, nightclubs, restaurants, cinema, and licensed clubs offer acclaimed facilities and entertainment. Albury-Wodonga is also the home of the internationally renowned 'Flying Fruit Fly Circus'.
 
Leisure
The opportunities to participate or just watch your favourite sport are endless, from indoor sports, water sports, parachute jumping, to world class hockey or golf.

For further information:

Albury Wodonga Gateway Visitor Information Centre

Phone: 1300-796-222

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