Bus to Albury

Bus travel to Albury 

Nestled on the banks of the Murray River, Albury is a charming regional city that blends natural beauty, historic architecture, and a vibrant arts scene. Travelling to Albury with FlixBus is both convenient and comfortable, connecting you to one of Australia’s most welcoming regional destinations at an affordable price. 

Getting Around Albury 

Albury is compact and easy to explore, with most attractions, shops, and cafés within walking distance of the city centre. For those travelling further afield, there are several local transport options: 

• Local Buses – Public buses operated by Martins Albury and Dysons connect key points across the city and neighbouring Wodonga. Services run between major landmarks, shopping areas, and residential suburbs. 
• Cycling and Walking – Albury’s scenic pathways make it ideal for exploring on foot or by bike. The Wagirra Trail follows the Murray River for several kilometres, leading to tranquil picnic spots and public art installations. 
• Taxis and Rideshare – Widely available throughout the city and at the bus and train stations, providing a convenient option for short local trips or late-night returns. 

Things to See and Do in Albury 

Albury’s charm lies in its mix of nature, culture, and country hospitality. Whether you’re a lover of the outdoors, art enthusiast, or history buff, there’s plenty to discover. 

• Albury Botanic Gardens: A peaceful green oasis in the heart of the city, these beautifully maintained gardens date back to 1877. They feature themed sections, a rainforest walk, and a children’s garden—perfect for a leisurely afternoon stroll. 
• Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA): One of Australia’s leading regional art spaces, MAMA showcases contemporary exhibitions, interactive installations, and workshops. Its mix of national and local artists reflects the city’s thriving creative spirit. 
• Monument Hill War Memorial: Standing proudly at the western end of Dean Street, this hilltop memorial offers panoramic views across Albury, Wodonga, and the Murray River plains. The short climb is well worth it for sunrise or sunset. 
• Wagirra Trail and Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk: This picturesque trail stretches along the river and features a collection of Aboriginal sculptures and stories. It’s an inspiring blend of culture, art, and nature that celebrates the Wiradjuri people’s deep connection to Country. 
• Lake Hume: Just a short drive from the city, Lake Hume is a haven for water sports, fishing, and picnics. The lake’s vast expanse and surrounding hills provide a stunning backdrop for boating or simply relaxing by the water. 
• Dean Street: Albury’s lively main street is lined with heritage façades, boutiques, galleries, and eateries. Stop by for a coffee, browse local shops, or enjoy an alfresco lunch in one of its many cafés. 
• Noreuil Park Foreshore: A favourite among locals, this riverside park is perfect for swimming, cycling, and riverside picnics. The shady trees and gentle river current create an idyllic spot to unwind on a sunny day. 
• Albury Library Museum: Combining a public library and museum under one roof, this innovative space tells the story of Albury’s past through interactive displays and changing exhibitions. It’s an engaging stop for visitors of all ages.