We who live in the southern part of Sweden often visit Denmark. Good food, nice people, lovely architecture and several great art museums. This time we had a nice surprise – snow! I have never seen a piece of Denmark in snow, and some Danes hadn’t either it seemed…
The walk from the train to Louisiana art museum is a treat with the lovely architecture – different in every house.
The park at Louisiana was the main attraction this time – not only because of the snow. We had excellent weather with a cold sun and no wind.
People were photographing everywhere, the snow and the calm sea. It is Sweden at the other end of the water. 20 minutes by ferry.
We spent a lovely hour walking around the grounds. Sculptures, installations and special art spread out everywhere.
A day of serenity
The small island at the horizon is a Swedish piece of land. Hven, the home of the famous astronomer Tycho Brahe. His observations are generally considered to be the most accurate of his time. (16th century)
Leya 
Beautiful! That reminds me of one of my experiences. I had a connecting flight from Copenhagen in December 2019 and since there were a few hours for the next flight, I decided to venture into the city. But the airport was heated so much that I was sweating and didn’t understand how cold it would be outside. In my naivette, I locked my thick jacket into the locker along with my luggage, and walked outside with a thin one. After about 2 hours outside, I had had enough and had to rush back to the heated airport😂. There was no snow but the scenery was beautiful.
Well…hopefully you did not catch a cold from this! Glad you enjoyed the scenery!
I have no memory of what happened after 😛
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Very pretty in the snow
Thank you!
The light is truly beautiful with that snow, Ann-Christine- especially those looking across the water to your homeland.
Isn’t it? So little light here now, that snow is a blessing.
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What a lovely outing, but wrap up warm.🤗
Thank you! Yes, and today we have C 16-…
Brrrrrr
A bit too much, yes…
It is so beautiful Ann-Christine! I’ve only seen snow once in my life and it was a lot less than this!
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Such a lovely place, Leya! The snow, the sky, and the water all look gorgeous in these photos 🙂
Thank you, Len. My favourite museum.
Nice winter impressions and I liked the art installations on the way to the museum.
Thank you – it is a beautiful place to go for inspiration – and good food!
Oh marvellous. My son and his family went here in high summer and loved it. Maybe even better in the snow?
Well – I think it was better today because it was very unusual, and the clear skies and light added to a feeling of serenity. I am glad your son liked Louisiana! We always go about once a year, or more often if there is a special exhibition.
I only wished that Bangladesh is also that quiet and less populate like Norway. Although winter is here, we do not get to see snow.
Are there high mountains in your country? There might be snow?
Yes, there. But we don’t get to see snow on them. Thanks!
It is lovely but I do not know if I would call it a”a nice surprise” (lol)
Haha…I know, I know…
Serenity indeed!
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Beautiful scenes A-C. I particularly like the one with the sunburst (4) but they all show such lovely clear light.
Thank you, Jude, it was a lovely day indeed. Beautiful today here as well, but 14 – is a bit too much…
Gosh that is cold! We have -3 here and that is cold enough for me! Thankfully things turn warmer tomorrow but I expect that means wet weather will be on its way.
Wet weather is coming here just right (wrong) for Christmas. But today we have 16-
Tranquility at its finest.
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*laugh* Glorious idyllic photos . . . but I dunno 🙂 ! I remember loving to walk with Daddy in a snowy park back ‘home’ as a tiny tot but this. tho’ oh so beautiful’, looks COLD !!! As far as your scenario is concerned remember numerous ferry crossings not quite so smooth from the level of Hamlet-land off Elsinore . . . thanks . . .
Haha, well, there is nothing wrong with your memory…! And cold it is here now, 14 degrees below zero!
What lovely scenes. 😊
Very unusual!
That was so lovely. Wonderful photos to take me there 🙂 🙂
Happy to share – a big surprise it was!