Sweden's king celebrates 40 years on throne with dance party

Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf may be pushing 70 years old, but that won't stop him from throwing a dance party on the streets of Stockholm to celebrate his 40th anniversary of his reign.

The Royal palace invited heads of state from Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland for a church service, dinner and jubilee concert Saturday night.

But Sunday, along with the mayor of Stockholm, the king threw a party for the public.

The 67-year-old, who says he job is "more exciting than ever" danced with Queen Silvia to salsa, waltz, lindy hop and fox trot tunes in the courtyard of the palace.