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Call in and the staff will be happy to provide you with information about Albury and the surrounding area.

History, adventure or solitude. Excitement, beauty, gourmet foods and shopping. A country style with a city standard - that's Albury Wodonga.

Albury Wodonga, vibrant and exciting towns set in a magnificent unspoiled landscape amid rolling valleys, mountains and parklands, on the banks of Australia's Greatest River, the Murray, which flows right between the two cities.

Call into the Visitor Information Centre for information on the local area. Souvenirs and other merchandise available for purchase.

Call into the Visitor Information Centre for information on the local area. Local produce and other Souvenirs and available for purchase.

Welcome to our Tourist Information Centre. You can access a number of resources to find out more about tourism, tourist attractions, accommodation and general tourist information in our area.

Call into the Visitor Information Centre for information on the local area. Souvenirs and other merchandise available for purchase

Mathoura is located a short drive north of Echuca/Moama and is gateway to the World's largest redgum forest, magnificent rivers, creeks, wetlands of international significance and many nature-based activities. The collectively known Barmah-Millewa Forest is home to hundreds of species of birds, animals, plants and trees and many aboriginal sites. Mathoura has arguably the best access in the region to the Murray River, with good dry weather roads and no high banks.


The recently constructed Gulpa Creek Reedbeds Bird Observatory is a must-see for visitors, as are the forest walks and Cadell fault. Popular activities include fishing, waterskiing, swimming, golf, camping, bird watching, canoeing, horse riding, tennis, lawn bowls, bush walking, wine tasting, exploring the Mathoura Heritage Walk and Pioneer Cemetery and relaxing in a beer garden with a cold beer and a great meal.


Mathoura began as a market garden and a pub on a drovers' track in the mid-1800s and built itself as a timber source for the developing young nation of Australia. Today it has become a mecca for lovers of a gentle country lifestyle and those seeking peaceful holidays amid forests, waterways and a beautiful natural environment.


Mathoura also offers some great annual events like the Mathoura Fishing Classic, Easter Fair and Cadell Fair.


The Centre also offers outdoor picnic area, wine tasting and sales, library, art & craft displays, internet access, business and conference facilities, Centrelink self-service booth, Bendigo Bank, Medicare and ATO and Government Information. The Centre offers all the information needed to enjoy a relaxing holiday in the Mathoura and Picnic Point area.

Call into the Visitor Information Centre for information on the local area. Souvenirs and other merchandise available for purchase.

Call into the Visitor Information Centre for information on the local area. Souvenirs and other merchandise available for purchase

Call into Visitor Information Centre and visit the Jerilderie Museum

The Visitor Information Centre and museum is known as 'The Willows', an historic home which was built in 1878 to serve as the residence for a water-powered stone-grind flour mill that was relocated in 1884.

The centre has a tea room and quality craft and souvenirs available to purchase.

Learn about local history and visit the National Heritage Ned Kelly Post Office.

See the Ned Kelly Gang replica armour - life size!