Top 10 Famous Places in Wodonga - 10 Must-See Highlights in Wodonga

Located at the base of the breathtaking Great Dividing Range The King Valley is not only a wine cellar haven in Wodonga but in all of Australia as the region serves as the headquarters of the best Italian wine varieties produces in the country. Littered with wine producing family cellars the high altitude and the unique soil and weather conditions of this area produce some of the best Pinot Grigi and Prosecco Down Under.

An icon in Wodonga's viticulture this ancient estate has been producing specialty hand crafted vintages from 1864 onwards. A must-visit highlight for wine lovers this sprawling estate set within a panoramic location is one of the oldest properties in all of Victoria. Home to the Indigo Cheese Co and a fantastic Cellar Door outlet the estate is littered with scenic gardens and historic structures.

Revered as one of Wodonga's family oriented attractions Oddies Creek Playspace is a larger than life playground for the young and old with flying fox adventures and panoramic lookout points as its chief attributes. A massive climbing net is also on-site at this adventure hub where parents and children can enjoy a day of fun filled activities.

Going to the races at the Wodonga Turf Club has been a traditional fixture in Wodonga for centuries. Offering large lawn spaces and picnic facilities this well-regarded turf club provides plenty of excitement for the young and old on race days while the venue's thematic playground based on kid's races is another highlight.

Tipped to be the area's premier contemporary arts hub Arts Space Wodonga is conveniently located in the heart of the CBD. Providing visitors with an eclectic collection of art works, thematic exhibitions and performances this cutting edge art epicentre is one of the key highlights for art lovers touring Wodonga.

Earning a spot in the National Heritage list the Bonegilla Migrant Experience Heritage Park is located in Block 19 Bongilla. As a former army barrack converted in to the county's biggest migration centre the venue served as the home of more than 300,000 migrants from more than 50 nations during the post war period.

Tipped to be the city's premier retail and entertainment district Albury Central is akin to New York's Fifth Avenue with its tree lined streets and high end retail outlets. Offering shoppers a variety of local and global brands the shopper's hub is a favourite among visitors with a taste for fine dining as well.

Often regarded as a cultural institution the Albury Library Museum is an iconic public institute dedicated to showcasing exhibitions and other touring works that belong to the Albury City Collection. Numerous community showcases and exhibits also grace the galleries of this iconic public structure.

Tipped to be Wondonga's premier boutique district the Little Me Market is a collection of more than 50 stalls made up of the city's finest small businesses. Offering handmade goods and specialty items this local fair is a fantastic retail hub to pick up fashion items and souvenirs.

With the imposing Table Top Mountain serving as the foreground Paintball Albury Wodonga is a 26 hectare space that is among the most popular activity bases in the Wodonga. Visitors staying in well situated Wodonga motels such as the Country Comfort Murray Valley will be within close range of the venue.