Visitor Information Centre

The Albury Visitor Information Centre is the official tourism hub for the Albury region, providing travellers with local expertise, maps, guides, and regional insights. It is located inside the Albury LibraryMuseum and serves as the primary gateway for exploring both Albury and the broader Albury–Wodonga cross‑border region.

• Name: Albury Visitor Information Centre
• Location: Albury LibraryMuseum, 540 Kiewa St, Albury NSW 2640
• Phone: 1300 252 879
• Type: Tourist Information Centre
• Opening: Opens 10am (daily schedule varies)
• Google Rating: 4.4 from 100+ reviews

Travellers Passing Through

Because Albury sits on the Hume Highway (Sydney–Melbourne corridor), the centre caters to:

• Road‑trippers
• Caravan and motorhome travellers
• Long‑distance cyclists
• Rail passengers arriving at Albury Station

Services Provided

• Regional maps and brochures
• Personalised itinerary planning
• Accommodation and dining recommendations
• Information on walks, trails, and outdoor activities
• Local event information
• Souvenirs and local products
• Guidance for caravan and RV travellers (parking, dump points, water access)

Traveller Facilities Nearby

• Long‑vehicle parking: Stanley Street
• Dump point: Albury Railway Station car park
• General parking: Surrounding streets near the LibraryMuseum