DESTINATION: WodongaWodonga lies on the south bank of the Murray River, close to the historic towns of Yackandandah, Beechworth and Chiltern, and the wineries of Rutherglen. Wodonga, on the Victorian side of the river, is twinned with Albury, on the New South Wales side. Main AttractionsA number of attractions can be found on the Lincoln Causeway, the only road link between Wodonga and Albury. The Gateway Visitors Complex features art, craft, woodturning, pottery and jewellery. Also popular are the Fitness Trail and the Wiradjuri Walkabout Aboriginal Heritage Trail. Harvey's Native Fish Farm with mini-golf, mini-train rides and animals is a perfect place for children. Visitors can also catch their own fish. On the third Sunday of each month, a miniature railway runs in Diamond Park, accessed off the Causeway. Another attraction is the National Museum of Australian Pottery, a museum dedicated to 19th-century Australian potters. |
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There is much to do and see in areas close to Wodonga, including winery tours, hot-air ballooning, fishing charters, horse trail-riding and canoeing; the information centre has details. Areas well worth touring include the Upper Murray; north-east Victoria, particularly the mountains; and the Riverina district.
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