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Mystery package sale returns to Murcia for the ultimate treasure hunt experience
Head to the Nueva Condomina in Murcia this week for an exciting lucky dip of thousands of misplaced online orders

Ever wondered what happens to all those online orders that never quite make it to their destinations? Well, here's your chance to find out. The wonderfully bonkers world of lost package sales is making a comeback and it's landing at Nueva Condomina Shopping Centre from Monday October 13 until Saturday the 18th.
Here's how it works. Somewhere out there in the vast universe of online shopping, millions of packages go astray every year. Maybe the address was wonky or perhaps the courier was having a bad day. Whatever the reason, roughly 12 million packages across Europe end up in limbo annually.
Rather than letting them gather dust or, worse, sending them off to landfill, clever companies like King Colis have turned the whole situation into a brilliant game of lucky dip for bargain hunters.
You'll find the pop-up shop in the central plaza on the ground floor, open from 3pm to 9pm on Monday and 11am to 9pm the rest of the week. You've got exactly 10 minutes to grab as many mystery packages as your heart desires. No peeking allowed, mind you. The parcels are sold completely sealed, so you won't have a clue whether you've bagged a brilliant bargain or a somewhat baffling item until you get home and tear into them.
The pricing is delightfully simple, if a bit unusual. Everything's sold by weight, so standard packages go for €1.99 per 100 grams, while premium ones will set you back €2.79 per 100 grams.
The standard selection comes from those big logistics platforms that handle imports from Asia for various European online shops, while the premium packages are the fancy stuff from the likes of Amazon, Rakuten and Cdiscount.
Even the company itself doesn't know what's inside each parcel, so everyone's in for a surprise.
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The Astronomy and Science Centre Foundation has star-themed events and activities to delight novices and experts of all ages

Astronomy Tours runs a whole host of astronomical activities and events in the Murcia Region, from astronomical observation sessions to a magical cruise under the stars, to really fire up an interest in the cosmic world beyond our atmosphere.
Their main base of operations is the Finca Astronomica, located close to the town of La Aljorra in the Campo de Cartagena, where you can join their astronomy tours either in the daytime or at night, all year round.
At the Finca, you’re welcomed with delicious food, drinks, a bonfire and a variety of astronomical tools and gadgets. In the summer season, they also have tours in other locations, including San Pedro del Pinatar, La Manga and Camposol, not to mention their unmissable cruise under the stars, which involves a nighttime cruise on the Mar Menor with tapas and drinks, plus a guided presentation of the night sky as you watch the galaxy glide by.

The purpose of the Foundation is to promote the knowledge and interest in the field of astronomy and astronomy-related sciences, which covers areas such as physics, chemistry, biology, geology, but also history, archeology, urban and medical aspects of social life, literature, art, culture and (of course) astrology.
By promoting this knowledge and getting their customers interested in astronomy, the Foundation hopes to achieve higher goals such as bringing the stars a little closer to people, and helping them to understand the importance of caring about our planet and the whole human population as a one.
To achieve those goals, the Foundation organises its day- and nighttime activities and camps which are suitable for both children and adults, and as well as this they work with
schools and organisations and write books for children to bring astronomy to the masses.

As part of this mission, they’re creating an astronomically themed park right on the Costa Cálida called the Astronomy and Science Centre which has an observatory available to the public to see the stars and the planets, and where they also promote ecofriendly and sustainable activities and closeness to nature.
The Finca Astronomica even has its own friendly and well cared for animals which live in really big spaces where people can easily enter and interact with them in their own environment.
What’s more, you can get involved in all sorts of other fun and activities for all the family at the Finca Astronomica, including glamping under the stars, stroking the animals at their petting zoo and enjoying sports like darts, archery, nerf gun fights, and many more.
This year, Finca Astronomica is excited to unveil its very own Yurt Village. Alongside the beautifully crafted wooden glamping pods, the yurts combine traditional charm with all the modern comforts including double beds, cosy carpets and plenty of shelving for your personal belongings.
But that’s not all. Each yurt comes handily equipped with light and electricity, so that you can charge your devices even as you recharge your spirit under the vast, starry sky.
This summer season is about to come alive with regular tours happening three days a week, while Adult Only Fridays are just around the corner.
Tours are available in English, Spanish and Polish.
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