Albury Accommodation & Holiday Houses

Located on the Murray River, in the far south of New South Wales, Albury is a friendly and relaxed regional city, with much to interest holiday-makers. Whether you're a sports enthusiast, or prefer sightseeing and local arts, an Albury holiday rental is an ideal home-away-from-home for visitors to this part of the country. If you're travelling with your dog, you'll be glad to know that there's also a great selection of pet friendly accommodation.

Getting to Your Albury Accommodation

Located in the Melbourne-Sydney-Canberra triangle, Albury is an extremely easy place to get to. If you wish to travel by plane, services by Virgin Australia, Qantas and Regional Express fly frequently to Albury Airport (5km from Albury city centre). From there you can take an airport shuttle, rent a car or take the local bus.

To drive from the closest major city Melbourne (around 300km) follow the beautiful National Highway. From Sydney, a longer drive of 550km along the scenic M31 Hume Highway will get you to Albury. Take your time and soak up the sights along the way! If you aren't travelling from a major city, the Olympic, Riverina, and Murray Valley Highways all take you to Albury.

For convenient and eco-friendly transport to Albury holiday rentals, NSW TrainLink run train services from Melbourne's Southern Cross Station and Sydney Central Station to to Albury Wodonga. Coach services by Greyhound also run regularly.

Where to Eat on Your Holiday in Albury

Overlooking the stunning Noreuil Park, the River Deck Café with its Mauritian-born head chef is not to be missed. From delicacies like seared barramundi with cauliflower and dill puree to Milawa cheese platters, there's a dish for every palate, whether you're looking for a hearty or a healthy meal. Meanwhile, Italian food lovers can head to Green Zebra. All dishes are homemade and there's even the opportunity to design your own dish! For dessert, the lemon tart is perfect for those with a sweet tooth.

Local produce can be sampled at The Proprietor. Grilled halloumi with dukkah eggs and mushroom toasties garnished with green sauce are just some of the delicious choices to pick from at this all-day restaurant. Finally, for a special occasion head to the Border Wine Room, which features a six-course tasting menu including French delicacies and fine wines, changed fortnightly.

Art and culture in Albury: galleries and live performances

The Murray Art Museum is one of Albury's foremost cultural destinations. As well as housing a fine collection of contemporary artworks, the museum also holds regular travelling exhibitions, artist talks, workshops, and special events.

A short walk away, Albury Entertainment Centre hosts a great range of performances throughout the year, including live theatre, song, dance, comedy, and caberet.

Family holidays in Albury

The Children's Garden at the Albury Botanic Garden is a fun and affordable place to spend a few hours. Boasting a range of attractions including a life-sized dinosaur and fairy temple, it's a firm favourite with kids of all ages.

The riverside adventure playground at Oddies Creek Park is also popular with energetic youngsters. Situated approximately 16km north Albury, the Jindera Pioneer Museum is another family attraction. Consisting of several historic buildings, it provides visitors of all ages with a glimpse into the lives of the area's early European settlers.

Albury's best attractions: beautiful gardens and scenic trails

Albury Botanic Gardens have been a popular destination for visitors since they were established in 1877. Extending over four hectares, they're an ideal spot to enjoy a leisurely stroll and picnic. Walking or cycling the Wagirra Trail is a good way to explore the parklands along the Murray River.

Alternatively, kayaking along the river is also very enjoyable. Many holiday rentals in Albury are located close to these attractions.

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