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Old Town Puerto Vallarta

Most visitors to Puerto Vallarta are familiar with the beaches and resorts in the hotel zone and Marina Vallarta. However, many tourists to historic Old Town, the most authentically Mexican section of this incredible city. Here you will discover a true "South of the Border" with a friendly environment is not known in most tourist-dominated areas.

Viejo Vallarta, also known as the Old City is a maze of cobbled streets lined with charming inns, restaurants and galleries independently owned by local artists. Maybe The first thing you notice when walking in the old city is the lack of modern development. Among the traditional brick buildings and tree-lined roads, bakeries are dozens release delicious pastries, shops, hand made, small cafes and relaxation with the unique markets of local products.

In addition to families who have lived and worked in the area for generations, many expatriates also reside here. These Americans and Europeans are attracted by the atmosphere in the old neighborhood and more relaxed life. Like people, you can easily find what you are looking for a vacation in Mexico, with memories of the truly unique stores individual property market with all the essentials.

One of the most popular Puerto Vallarta is to walk in the famous Restaurant Row, located on Basil Street Old Badillo. This region contains several blocks of restaurants, bars and cafes that can address the full range of everything from local income European country kitchen. When finished eating, there are many places of entertainment with live music and dancing in the basement and nightclubs. Many bars and restaurants also allow many examples of the tequilas that this region is known.

Viejo Vallarta is another popular event in the Old Town Art Walk. Every Wednesday between October and April, 17 galleries for cocktail receptions but are still open to the public. In the galleries, you'll find everything from authentic Mexican crafts a painting by contemporary artists of the region more difficult.

One of the most recognizable landmarks in Puerto Vallarta, the Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe, also based on the narrow streets of the old city. The church dominates the area and was the center of local religious life nearly 80 years.

Built over 12 years In 1929, the theater outside the cathedral has been used for events and festivals since its construction.

If you plan a trip to Mexico, the month December may be the best time to visit Old Town. You can enjoy 12 days of the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe centered on the cathedral grounds, walking through the galleries and enjoy the best cuisine of Mexico has to offer.

It should be noted that many tours in Puerto Vallarta avoid Viejo Vallarta, opting by the more expensive destinations. Try to find a tour that highlights the old town, or simply visit the district on its own. If for any reason you are afraid leaving the hotel in the area of security, keep in mind that the Old Town is incredibly clean and safe for visitors of all ages.

Unlike other areas of Puerto Vallarta, Old Town, just meandering, relax and shop without sales charge. In addition, once you leave your station, the values found in Old Vallarta may surprise you. Even if you like all the glitz and glamor of the hotel zone, keep in mind that it is an authentic Mexican town just around the corner. If you Puerto Vallarta travel hoping to get a taste of real Mexico, Old Town should certainly be part of your itinerary.

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