
City in Quebec, Canada
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Mont-Joli is a city of 6300 people (2016) on the Gaspesian Coast.
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A Gothic church built between 1920 and 1925.
36 murals spread around different locations in the city. You can do tour them on your own, or accompanied by a guide-interpreter from late June to early September.
Racetrack open to autos, motorcycles, Karts, radio controlled vehicles, do.
Gourmet food shop and restaurant, with a focus on maple products.
Restaurant, lounge, air conditioning, small refrigerator, coffee maker, three accessible rooms.
Smoke-free riverfront motel with a health centre and a gourmet restaurant. Free Wi-Fi, coffee-maker, fridge. Pets welcome ($20 fee).
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