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facebook.comPlanning your trip can be part of the fun, but sometimes it is easier to have some help. Visit Albury-Wodonga has everything you need to plan, book and navigate your way around. http://ow.ly/pI1p30hPgCn
Queens Baton Relay in Wodonga
It's almost time. Come on down to Junction Square to see the Queens Baton Relay. Today only.
The Queens Baton Relay will be in Wodonga tomorrow. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the Gold Coast Commonwelath Games opening ceremony. http://ow.ly/4bDn30hPgCl
How people dress is highly influenced by the time and society they live in. Albury has a long history of woollen, textiles and clothing manufacture. Learn more about our great cities at this fantastic exhibition. http://ow.ly/kQCA30hPgCf
The Albury Wodonga Farmers Markets is the place to spend your Saturday morning. Shop for the best seasonal fare while supporting the local growers and producers of freshly prepared foods - all sourced from North East Victoria and Southern New South Wales regions. http://ow.ly/vmbc30hPgCe
Inspired by the majestic Murray River, The River at the End of the Road is an epic Huck Finn-style adventure with a twist. http://ow.ly/dyPk30hPgCd
As dusk falls and the tree lights start to twinkle on the Border, it starts to come alive. Theatres, night clubs, live bands, pubs, major and local festivals ... entertainment and nightlife, two cities, double the fun. http://ow.ly/LY3D30hPgCc
Did you know? Turks Head Hotel was built in 1857 and was later known as the Traveller Rest hotel and also as Union Bridge Hotel. Later it was used as a shop, a boarding house, then slum accommodation. In 1950 it was aquired by Albury Council as part of the Murray River frontage. In 1967 it was converted to a museum and later house the Visitor Information Centre. AlburyCity took over management of the building in 1983 and the museum closed in 2006. The exhibits were relocated to the LibraryMuseum and the Visitor Information Centre moved to the Albury Railway Station. Thanks to local photographer Helen Jones for this great images. http://ow.ly/JhBq30hPgCb
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