Ebeltoft, is a town on the central east coast of Denmark, located in Ebeltoft municipality in Jutland. Ebeltoft is one of the tourist centres of Denmark, due to the natural beauty of the area, its old town center with cobble stoned streets and half timbered houses centuries old and, not least, a large amount of beaches. Also, it is home to one of the world's first glass museums and the Fregatten Jylland, the longest wooden warship in the World. Ebeltoft itself offers fewer and fewer opportunities for employment. Several large companies that used to employ unskilled labour are now closed, traditional trades such as fishing and farming are diminishing rapidly and the ferry line, Mols-linien, to Ebeltoft has moved quite a few of its employees to the ferry port of Århus. However, the town is very popular with artisans such as glass workers, potters, painters and jewelry designers. A large amount of general stores and supermarkets as well as hotels, restaurants and bars are other possibilities to make a living here.
