3 Best Landmarks in Albury NSW

A very peaceful, well kept and beautiful location, with some stunning views over Albury. An absolute must to visit when in the area, and especially good during sunset or sunrise. Parking is all around the monument in the centre, and there's views from all directions around the central monument, with a few steps leading down. Toilet facilities at the top of the hill too, and a wonderful place to visit.

Walked upto Monument Hill from our city hotel. Took about 20 minutes and of course a fair few steps and a decent hill climb. But what a magnificent monument encircled by plaques on plinths commemorating the many conflicts Australia's servicemen/women have been involved in.

Close drive through Albury if your passing through the boarder. The site is picturesque, worth taking the time for a wander.

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My family went here to this museum to see the "Underworld Mugshots from the roaring twenties" exhibition, and it was a great experience! I've learnt about the different criminals that once lived and i found it very fascinating! there was a great documentary that compared different criminal cases, which was also really cool to watch! There was a book with original cases, and there were clothes in the style of the twenties on a coat hanger, that you could put on and immerse yourself into the era. I would recommend for teens to explore and time travel back to the 1920s!

Impressive building. The content in the exhibitions was fabulous. The collection of wedding dresses in the Bowerbird to Bride was stunning. However the creator of the exhibition thought there was no need to have information near each dress or a key to information about each dress. Plus there was very loud music which made it impossible to hear the video. I know it was the designer not the museum but I urge the museum to not allow that for future exhibitions.

One of our favourite places to visit in town. We love storytime and the librarians are all fantastic. They also have interesting exhibitions and events from time to time. We also love that there is a family friendly cafe attached nearby to the library.

A beautiful building that houses a free entry museum, in the main street of town. I really enjoyed the presentations and multiple areas of visual displays. Easy access, beautiful park behind the rear of the building, and a coffee shop outside. Worth visiting.

Great gallery shop. We'll curated and thoughtful. The gallery is a great space. Really enjoyed it, will definitely go to see the next photography prize.

This art gallery includes modern art, photography and Aboriginal art. It is worth a stop here.