Explore Lemax Village Collections
Lemax Sights & Sounds
Bring your Lemax display to life with Sights & Sounds, featuring animated pieces designed to add movement, activity and atmosphere to your miniature village. From busy festive scenes to entertaining attractions, these interactive pieces can become focal points within your display and work alongside Lemax buildings, figures and accessories to create a more dynamic village.
Lemax New for 2026
Discover the latest additions to the Lemax collection for 2026 and find new pieces to expand your Christmas village display. From detailed buildings and festive scenes to figures and accessories, the newest releases provide plenty of inspiration whether you are starting a new collection or looking for something different to add to an established Lemax village.
Santa's Wonderland Collection
Create a magical Christmas scene with Lemax Santa's Wonderland, a festive collection filled with traditional seasonal buildings, cheerful characters and Christmas-themed activities. From Santa and his helpers to detailed shops, homes and attractions, the collection provides plenty of opportunities to build a traditional miniature Christmas village with a distinctly festive atmosphere.
Vail Village Collection
Create a charming alpine-inspired display with Lemax Vail Village, a collection influenced by picturesque mountain towns and snowy winter landscapes. Detailed buildings, festive characters and seasonal accessories can be combined to create a cosy miniature village, with individual pieces allowing you to build a display that grows and develops as your collection expands.
Caddington Village Collection
Step into the traditional Victorian-inspired world of Lemax Caddington Village, where detailed buildings, shops, homes and festive characters create a charming miniature community. With its classic architecture and seasonal scenes, Caddington Village provides a timeless setting for a Christmas display and can be expanded with additional buildings, figures, accessories and animated pieces.





