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Listen to stories, ask questions and delve into richer, deeper information only a local guide can provide.
In a small group, walk from the Albany Visitor Centre to Alison Hartman Gardens and learn about the indigenous, the Menang. Their sustainable actions have preserved our wild spaces here on the south coast around Albany, Western Australia for tens of thousands of years.
Gently stroll downhill peering into alleys to find art, upwards to the architectural facades, inside historic buildings, past bars and restaurants. You'll hear about Albany's history as the first settlement on the western side of the nation; links to the ANZAC campaign; contemporary Albany and the landscape beyond.
Learn about the people who left their mark on the town. Appreciate the diversity of art and culture in this major regional city. Take away an interpretive booklet Albany Landmarks & Laneways with maps that detail more of the buildings and places of interest.
Lastly, find yourself on the edge of Princess Royal Harbour in Albany's Historic Precinct. Relax with a Great Southern wine tasting at a local cellar door. You can see your ship and easily walk back or catch the shuttle to the Port of Albany in Western Australia.