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Municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Saint-Jean-Port-Joli is a town in L'Islet Municipality in the region of Chaudière-Appalaches in Quebec, Canada.
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Saint-Jean-Port-Joli Quay
Municipal park. The marina is on the west side of the dock and protected by high rock embankments to guard against large waves.
Chouinard family monument
Monument dedicated to the ancestors and descendants of the Chouinard family.
Museum of Living Memory
Museum.
Gaspé Estate Lookout
Belvedere offering a superb panoramic view of the Saint-Laurent River.
Monument dedicated to Robert Caron and Marie Crevet
Historical monument.
Rock of Anse St-Jean
Lookout on a rock at the tip of a peninsula jutting west into the St. Lawrence River.
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli Church
Catholic church with a particular architecture with exterior stone walls.
Presbytery of Saint-Jean-Baptiste
Presbytery.
Waterfront Cemetery
Village cemetery surrounded by magnificent trees in Chanoine-Fleury Park.
New Saint-Jean-Port-Joli Cemetery
Graveyard.
The Chanoine-Fleury Park Summer Concerts
Concert hall.
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli Sculpture Biennial
The town hosts an international symposium of direct-cut wood carving, which for eleven days welcomes professional sculptors from Quebec, Canada and abroad, who perform an original work in front of the public. There is a permanent collection in an open-air gallery, which now has more than 90 sculptures, which can be visited at any time on the banks of the St. Lawrence River. The festival is accompanied by introductory workshops on sculpture, artist conferences, exhibitions of works and demonstrations of regional wood carving and sand sculpture.
Pillars Stop
Roadside rest area.
Gym.
Three Salmons Golf Club
Golf club.
Restaurant. Dine-in. Curbside pickup. Lovely house with colorful walls and wood floors, bar, and terrace serving seasonal French dishes.
Italian restaurant. Friendly pizzeria with a terrace offering various toppings, sandwiches, pasta, and other dishes.
Restaurant. Dine in. Takeout orders.
Cafe. Dine-in. Takeout.
Quebecois restaurant. Dine-in. Takeout orders. Contactless delivery. Traditional Canadian cuisine served in a renovated barn where theater is presented in the summer.
Family restaurant. Curbside pickup. Contactless delivery.
Restaurant. Dine-in. Curbside pickup.
Craft brewery. Eat in.
Two-star hotel.
Motel.
Two-star hotel.
Hostel.
Hostel.
Cottage.
Tourist chalet.
Chalet rental.
Chalet rental.
Tourist chalet.
Two-star hotel.
Tourist chalet.
Chalet rental.
Hotel. Room and board.
Holiday home.
Campground
Two-star hotel.
Small fruits of the Sun Valley
Organic farm.
Fruits and vegetables from Saint-Pierre
Greengrocer.
François Duchesne Farm
Family-run livestock farm. Shop offering specialties such as rillettes, confit thighs, terrines, pâtés, and homemade duck breast and foie gras.
Manu Culinary Workshop
Takeout restaurant. Dine-in. Takeout orders.
Art gallery.
Artist.
Roy Family of Artisans
Artisan shop.
Nicole Deschênes Duval Gallery Workshop
Art gallery.
Art gallery.
Beauregard Sculpture and Cabinetmaking
Sculpture shop.
Sculptor.
Sculptor.
Toy store.
Christmas store.
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