Ebeltoft is located in the region of Djursland on the mainland Jutland in Denmark, and is the second largest city in the region with a population of 6000.

Few places in Denmark will you find so much opportunity to experience so many different things as you will in Djursland.

This region is nature at its best, and it is surrounded by the sea on three sides. This gives opportunity for a good beach life, sailing and fishing. On the land there are castles and manor houses, ancient memories and a lot of attractions, like a theme park, zoo and the Scandinavian Animal Park.

A lot of galleries can also be found here, with a great selection for all tastes, and you sometimes just happen to come by a church with exciting paintings or get lost in one of the many museums.

	Country:	Denmark
	Location:	East
	Country Code:	+45
	Population:	6000
	Language:	Danish
	Currency:	DKK
	Time Zone:	CET
	Train Station:	Aarhus
	Tourism:	Ebeltoft Tourism

By Car Ebeltoft can be reached from the most cities and towns in Denmark via the excellent network of motorway, and from some smaller towns via smaller roads which can be a bit more complicated.

By Bus Several bus services are operating in and around Ebeltoft, with regular daily departures. Take the bus to Aarhus to connect to ongoing busses and trains.

By Ferry Mols Linien operates regular daily ferry services from Ebeltoft port to Odden port.

• The Old City Hall
• Farvergaarden
• Djurs Summerland
• Ebeltoft Zoo & Safari
• Ebeltoft Glass Museum
• Djurlands Gallery and Art Centre
• The Scandinavian Animal Park

Ebeltoft has a lot to offer, and what cant be found in the town itself, can be found surrounding it. A very well visited place is the Ebeltoft Zoo & Safari, which has more then 100 animal species from the whole world. Here you can find both ordinary and rare species and get close to the parks more than 800 animals. Another park is the Scandinavian Animal Park were 300 animals can be experience and around 20 Nordic species found. You will also find a selection of museums, from the Glass Museum, were a collection of around 1.200 glass arts can be found, to the Old City Hall, which was built in 1789, and is now working as a Museum of the area.