The Australian Freshwater Sciences Authroity Conference 2024
Warmly welcoming to all delegates attending The Australian Freshwater Sciences Conference 2024 to Albury Wodonga, Monday 2 to Friday 6 December, 2024.
The 2024 conference will be based at the Albury Entertainment Centre. Delegates will enjoy dinner at La Maison and also at the Woodfired Pizza Ovens at Hovell Tree Park.
Everything is an easy stroll between venues and our array of accommodation options with free parking close to the conference venue.
Accommodation
Albury Wodonga has a range of accommodation to suit any budget. A list of properties can be found here which includes distance to your conference venue at the Albury Entertainment Centre.
A full list of accommodation options can be found online or simply get in touch with the Albury Visitor Information Centre – they’ll help you find the perfect place to stay
How to get to Albury Wodonga
Situated on the New South Wales and Victorian border, Albury Wodonga has a major regional airport and easy road and rail access from Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra. V/Line and NSW TrainLink have a number of daily train and bus services connecting Albury with New South Wales and Victorian locations. For those flying, direct flights depart Melbourne and Sydney daily. Find out more here.
Things to See & Do
What’s not to love about Albury Wodonga! Explore the 1000 plus native and exotic plants in Albury’s Botanic Gardens before taking the self-guided history and heritage walking tour through the beautiful City Centre.
Gain an insight into Albury’s unique past at the LibraryMuseum then walk the steps to the iconic War Memorial where the beautiful view is your reward.
Setting aside some time to visit the Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA) is a must while shopping in the CBD where chic boutiques and major chain retailers shine bright.
Grab a coffee from the River Deck Café and enjoy a walk beside the mighty Murray River to wet your appetite as you prepare a walk along the beautiful Yindyamarra Sculpture Trail.
Check out Wonga Wetlands, the mecca for birdwatchers, bushwalkers and photographers as you
use our Inspiration Guide or our handy Top Ten experiences and make the most of this diverse part of Australia.
Watering Holes
You’ll find we do hospitality right! If you’re looking for a loud and lively venue with live music, find your tribe to the SS&A Club. Or, if it’s cosy and intimate you’re after, try Temperance and General. For something off the beaten track with a quirky and welcoming vibe, you can’t beat Dux, the newest kid on the block! But don’t stop there! Check out The Bended Elbow in Dean Street, a great pub with three distinct bar areas over two levels.
The most Important Meal of the Day
We understand walking the greens and standing all day can be tiring, so you’ll need to fuel up before starting for the day. There are great cafes serving up breakfast close to the venue, Canvas eatery, just a short walk through QEII Square. If you’re starting your day in Wodonga, get down to BeanStation for the perfect coffee. Just looking to source your daily caffeine? No problem, we’ll show you how to coffee like a local.
Need to know more?
If you would like further information about Albury Wodonga, local accommodation or what to see and do while visiting the region? You’ll find the Albury Visitor Information Centre located in the Albury Library Museum, open seven days a week and right in Albury’s CBD.
