The Mediterranean Archaeological Park of Rincón de la Victoria will be the scene of a night of astronomical observation.

The Mediterranean Archaeological Park will host one of the most anticipated recreational and family activities of the summer on August 8th.

The councilor for Tourism and Treasure Cave, Antonio José Martín, stated: "We celebrate a new edition of this event that has already become part of the summer leisure agenda. This time, we will travel to the origin of space and time, exploring stellar constellations and their mythology through guided astronomical observation, exploring regions recorded in the ancient catalogs of Ptolemy, combining science, history, and mythology."

Meanwhile, the mayor of Rincón de la Victoria, Francisco Salado, highlighted "the interest of these types of educational activities that promote scientific dissemination and bring astronomy closer to all audiences, also taking place in a privileged natural environment such as the Treasure Cave." He adds, "it is a perfect opportunity for both locals and visitors to connect with the cosmos in a very special way through AstroEmociones."

The program for the evening will begin at 10:30 PM. There will be a talk on the mythology of the constellations, a nighttime observation of planets and deep-space objects using a professional telescope, and a stellar concert featuring a soprano accompanied by a piano, which will enhance a unique cultural experience under the sky of Rincón de la Victoria.

The activity is free and open to all audiences. It is recommended to come dressed in comfortable clothing, bring some warm clothing for the night, and items to sit or lie down on, such as beach chairs, mats, or blankets, to fully enjoy the experience.

Free tickets can be requested starting at 8:00 PM on August 1st through the internet, with a maximum of two people per reservation and until capacity is reached.

The Mediterranean Archaeological Park, located on Avenida de Picasso, is a unique site along the entire Mediterranean coast, covering an area of 90,000 square meters.