Saturday in Gothenburg, Sunday in Denmark....and HAMLET"S CASTLE!

Saturday was a busy day at the Seiberlich home in Gothenburg. We were preparing for a family birthday party for Alex, who is turning 14 (Alice has decided she would prefer to be called Alex, so I will now refer to her by that name).
The doorbell rang, and it was a surprise visit from Alex's grandfather Rudy, from Spain! Alex was feeling a bit queazy so after a short visit, she went up to bed.
After a lovely lunch, Alex's aunt, uncle and 3 cousins from Stockholm arrived.....We visited and had birthday cake before Alex woke up, feeling a little better and joined us to open her gifts.

Shortly after everyone left, Alex's grandmother, Brigita from Stockholm arrived....

We all went to bed early as we were going on a little journey to Denmark in the morning.

Sunday morning we drove down to Helsingborg Sweden (Johan, Alex, Brigitta, and me). Carina stayed behind as she is having to start her new Job in Skara Sweden on Monday morning and needs to move up to her apartment in Skara.
We took the car ferry over to Helsingor Denmark (a 20-minute ride) and drove a short distance to the Louisiana Modern Art Museum. Ir we a fabulous museum and we saw some really great pieces of artwork and had a wonderful lunch.

Can you guess the artist who created this painting?

Our favorite piece in the museum was a room which 2 ppl at a time could enter..it was a small room, totally lined with mirrors. Small lights hung from the ceiling and changed colors. The lights bounced off the mirrors in a never-ending reflection on reflection....totally simple, but completely mesmerizing.