

Australian Travel Souvenirs for your Christmas Travel Tree
Every place has a memory. Collect it, hang it, remember it.
Bendigo is situated in Central Victoria and is well known for the gold boom in the 1850's.
Trams have been operating in Bendigo since 1890, and when visiting Bendigo, a ride on one of the Vintage Talking Trams is a must! As your journey takes you past the historical building and picturesque sights of this former goldrush town you can enjoy the commentary that brings this town to life.
Inspired by the city's historic Talking Trams, this beautifully detailed Bendigo Travel Souvenir features a classic red tram decorated with festive Christmas lights, a traditional wreath, and Santa riding alongside with presents ready to deliver, will be a wonderful keepsake of your visit to Bendigo.
Bendigo Stockists
You can also find this product at Bendigo’s Central Deborah Gold Mine, Peggy's Café at Bendigo Airport, Peggy's Cafe (King St), Bendigo Visitor Centre, Omari Bendigo, Rodilesa Nursery Junortoun and Park Lane Bendigo.
If you'd like to stock this item in your store, please contact us directly for wholesale pricing.
Material: Resin
Size: 7cm x 3.5cm x 2.5cm
Weight: 55g
Photo Credit Mike Annese Photography
Every place has a memory. Collect it, hang it, remember it.
We know travellers love collecting souvenirs from their adventures. Whether it's fridge magnets, shot glasses, or Christmas ornaments, each keepsake brings home a little piece of a holiday to enjoy long after the trip has ended.
For many years, we've done the same collected Christmas ornaments as travel souvenirs for our tree - creating a Travel Tree!
We love the way each ornament tells a different story, and every year as we decorate our Christmas tree it brings back the memories of trips we've enjoyed.
Our tradition began in 2002, during a trip to visit friends in Germany. While traveling through Rothenburg ob der Tauber, we visited the enchanting Käthe Wohlfahrt Christmas Shop. After spending hours in the store, we bought a few beautiful ornaments for our tree, along with a limited-edition timber Pyramid Nativity with candles. On the same trip, because we were travelling with toddler Jord, we also returned home with a Playmobil Christmas Nativity —something less fragile for little hands, but still meaningful.
From that moment on, we began collecting ornaments from every new destination we visited. At times, we’ve improvised with key rings and on one recent trip due to lack of options, turned one of our photos into a ceramic ornament. Each piece became a special reminder of our travels. Every year, as the holiday season approaches, we unpack our souvenir ornaments and decorate our tree, reminiscing about the journeys that accompany each decoration. It’s a beautiful way to relive those memories and celebrate the adventures we've shared.
Over time, we noticed that smaller towns and cities often didn’t have unique local decorations that truly represented the area. It didn't feel right to buy a generic Australian ornament for places like Torquay, Ballarat, or Port Lincoln. We longed for a souvenir that truly represented each town or region we visited.
That’s why we started Downunder Decorations—creating our own thoughtful, distinctive designs that celebrate regional communities and give people something meaningful to display, collect, and treasure.
We invite you to join us on our journey as we plan craft unique ornaments celebrating Australian towns and regions, so you can decorate your Christmas Travel Tree with a piece of your own travel memories.
I got mine and it looks great on the tree.
Thank you for such fast delivery. I’ve taken your Tram to my 93-year-old mother and she loves it.
Jord & Sam
As a mother and son team, we both have a strong affiliation with Rural and Regional areas of Australia. We were both born in Bendigo, and have called it home for most of our lives.
While establishing Downunder Decorations, Sam works as a Virtual Executive Assistant and part-time Shebah driver (Australia's first all female rideshare service). Jord, having recently completed an engineering degree, is now employed by an exciting start-up company in the agricultural industry.