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The Dinosaur Store and MuseumThe Dinosaur Store and Museum proudly presents our new state f the art facility, located in Cocoa Beach, only a stone’s throw from the ocean. It is the new home to one of the most incredible collections of fossils and minerals in te world, including authentic shark teeth, dinosaur eggs, meteorites and amber specimens. The mighty Allosaurus skeleton rules the center stage as the awesome 44’ giant marine reptile skeleton is displayed flying above . Visitors will have loads of fun as they experience the newest attraction, Adventure Zone, located inside The Dinosaur Store. Children and families can dig and uncover fossils in the Egyptian ruins, pan for minerals at the sluice, control the movement of dinosaurs and (don’t tell the kids) learn while they are playing.
Cocoa Beach – 321-783-7300 Ponce Inlet LighthouseAt 175 feet, this is the second tallest lighthouse in the U.S. and the tallest lighthouse open to the public. With a glorious shining beacon, maritime museum and lens restoration facility, the Lighthouse offers a tremendous opportunity to learn of our great maritime heritage.
Ponce Inlet – 386-761-1821 Marine Science CenterAdjacent to the Lighthouse, the Marine Science Center is a rehabilitation center for injured sea turtles and an import marine and estuary environmental education center. The Center features sea turtle tanks, exhibits, nature trails through maritime hammock , and boardwalks over coastal dunes.
Ponce Inlet – 386-304-5545 |
![]() Harry T. & Harriet V. Moore Memorial Park and Cultural CenterThis park highlights the lives of the Moores and their unique contributions to the early civil rights movement. Dedicated to preserving African-American history, the center is a repository of artifacts and historical document and features a timeline of strategic events of the pre-civil rights era beginning with slavery.
Mims – 321-264-6595 North Brevard Historical SocietyThe North Brevard Historical Society features exhibits of historical clothing, printing presses, Indian artifcats, shells, earthenware and historical books. Arrangements can e made for a member of the NBHS to accompany a walking tour of Downtown Titusville,
Titusville - 321-269-3658 Enchanted Forest SanctuaryThis premier property preserves a significant sample of the natural communities originally found in this region, including xeric oak scrub, mature hardwood forests, wetlands and pine Flatwoods. The Education Center showcases universal design, providing accessibility to outdoor natural areas for all people, regardless of age or ability.
Titusville – 321-264-5185 |
![]() Astronaut Hall of FameExperience exhibits dedicated to our nation’s astronauts, including the world’s largest collection of personal memorabilia and realistic astronaut training simulators.
Titusville – 321-269-6101 U.S. Space Walk of FameThis attraction features exhibits commemorating America’s space programs, such as the Mercury and Gemini missions. A popular area for viewing launches, the beautiful riverwalk features educational and interpretive stations, public art, plaques, sculptures and bronze statues.
Titusville – 321-264-0434 U.S. Space Walk of Fame MuseumAlso in historic Downtown Titusville, the U.S. Space Walk of Fame Museum is operated by the Space Walk of Fame Foundation. The museum is filled with memorabilia from the men and women whoe “blood, sweat and tears” helped to put astronauts in space.
Titusville – 321-264-0434 Jungle AdventuresJungle Adventures offers a boat cruise around an island for a close-up view of native Florida wildlife. A tour of the Native American village reveals a fascinating look at Florida’s first inhabitants. The endangered Florida panther, alligators, snakes ad other Florida animals are featured daily during four wildlife shows. Christmas – 407-568-2885 www.jungleadventures.com |
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