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• Brevard Community College Planetarium and Observatory
• Brevard Museum of History & Natural Science
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• Black Tulip Restaurant
• Café Margaux
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• Cocoa Village Playhouse

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• Super Flea & Farmers Market

Cocoa Village

Fodor's Review:

Perhaps Cocoa's most interesting feature is restored Cocoa Village. Folks in a rush to get to the beach tend to overlook this Victorian-style village, but it's worth a stop. Within the cluster of restored turn-of-the-20th-century buildings and cobblestone walkways you can enjoy several restaurants, indoor and outdoor cafés, snack and ice-cream shops, and more than 50 specialty shops and art galleries. The area hosts music performances in the gazebo, arts-and-crafts shows, and other family-friendly events throughout the year. To get to Cocoa Village, head east on Route 520—named King Street in Cocoa—and when the streets get narrow and the road curves, make a right onto Brevard Avenue; follow the signs for the free municipal parking lot.

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