Hidden gems in Albury

MAMA is Albury's public art museum on Dean Street, showing rotating exhibitions by local, international and First Nations artists.

A combined public library and museum run by AlburyCity on the corner of Kiewa and Swift Streets.

AlburyCity's botanic gardens sit on the corner of Dean and Smollett Streets, with the main entrance gates on Wodonga Place.

Monument Hill is Albury's most prominent viewing point, at the western end of Dean Street and reached via Memorial Drive.

Noreuil Park is a riverside park on Noreuil Parade, less than a kilometre from the Albury CBD off Wodonga Place.

Wonga Wetlands is an 80 hectare system of seven lagoons on the Murray River floodplain downstream from Albury, created using treated water from the city.

The Wagirra Trail is an 8.5km two metre wide shared pathway that links Horseshoe Lagoon with the South Albury Trail at the Union Bridge.

Lake Hume sits about 20 kilometres east of the Albury CBD and is one of Australia's most important water storages.

The Albury Tigers are Albury's football and netball club, established in 1876 and playing in the Ovens & Murray league.

Albury Basketball Association runs basketball out of the Lauren Jackson Sports Centre on North Street East in Albury.

Bungam Community Garden started in July 2015 on the corner of Engelhardt and Stanley Streets in Albury.

The Albury & District Historical Society works to collect, investigate, research, record, preserve, exhibit.

Murray Concert Choir rehearses on Monday nights from 7.30pm to 9.30pm at St David's Uniting Church in Wilson Street, Albury.

The Twin Cities Model Aero Club has been the hub for model aircraft flying in the Albury-Wodonga region for more than 50 years.

Hockey Albury Wodonga has been running hockey for Albury, Corowa, Rutherglen, Wangaratta, Wodonga and surrounding areas since 1953.

The Albury Wodonga Motorcycle Enthusiasts Club is made up of riders who enjoy social get togethers, group rides and organised events through the year.

The Albury Wodonga Football Association is the major organisational body for non-professional soccer across the Albury Wodonga region.

Hive Rotary Club is a project driven Rotary club that meets fortnightly by Zoom and gathers in person in the Albury-Wodonga area every six weeks.

Border Bushwalking Club calls itself Albury Wodonga's outdoor recreation club and has more than 100 members after 40 years of operation.

Albury Wodonga Cycling Club runs graded circuit racing on the outskirts of Albury on Saturday afternoons and criterium racing on Sunday mornings.

Health food store on Olive Street that describes itself as the largest health food store between Melbourne and Sydney.

Bike shop on Dean Street, Albury selling road, mountain, gravel, fitness, kids and e-bikes along with parts and cycling accessories.

Outdoor shop on Dean Street, Albury stocking hiking, camping and travel gear. Departments cover apparel, footwear, packs and bags, hydration, nutrition.

Women’s fashion boutique on Olive Street, Albury stocking mid to high end clothing and accessories, including dresses, tops, bottoms, outerwear.

Family owned gift store on Olive Street, Albury describing itself as a treasure trove of gifts, curated hampers, homewares, paper goods and cards.

Musical instrument shop on Dean Street, Albury selling acoustic, electric, bass and classical guitars, amplifiers, keyboards and pianos.

Independent bookshop in AMP Lane off Dean Street, Albury. Stock is spread across more than 60 categories including fiction, children’s books.

Garden centre at the Peards site on Borella Road, Albury, selling plants, trees, pots and water features alongside giftware and homewares.

Toy and gift shop on Dean Street, Albury trading under the line "an education in toys".

Family jewellers in the City Walk Arcade off Dean Street, Albury, established in 1961. The business specialises in handmade bespoke jewellery.

Clothing, homewares and gift shop at 488 Dean Street in central Albury, one of four Hello Darling stores across the border region alongside Wodonga.

Bicycle sales and repair business based in Albury, run by a mechanic the site describes as having 28 years in the industry and a lifetime in the sport…

A Dean Street bar and dining room offering curated wines, cocktails and share plates, with bar seating and intimate dining.

Art supply shop on David Street, Albury stocking acrylic, gouache, oil and watercolour paint, stretched canvas, boards and rolls, mediums, brushes.

Kwik Kopy Albury Wodonga is a print, signage and design centre on Swift Street in Albury. Printing work covers flyers, brochures, catalogues, manuals.

Albury Eyecare is an optometry practice on Dean Street in Albury. General eyecare covers comprehensive eye tests, glasses and contact lens prescriptions.

Taco Bill Albury is a Mexican restaurant on Dean Street serving tacos, enchiladas, fajitas, quesadillas and burritos.

A large licensed club on Dean Street. Dining is spread across The Grill restaurant and Reflections Cafe.

Basq Urban Day Spa & Beauty is a day spa on Wodonga Place in Albury. Treatments cover massage and body therapies, facials, waxing, an infrared sauna.

Regent Cinemas is Albury's cinema complex on Dean Street, offering several different auditorium types.

Pollock Architecture is an architectural practice on Dean Street in Albury servicing Albury-Wodonga and the surrounding region.

Jones Street Take Away is a traditional fish and chip shop in Albury where the fish and battered products are made fresh rather than pre-battered.

Family owned and operated carpet cleaning business working across Albury, Wodonga and surrounding areas for over 25 years.

Locally owned waste management company established in 2007 and based on North Street, Albury. It hires 250L.