Uploaded March 2012 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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Puerto Vallarta: Things to do offers rich opportunities for shoppers. Almost everything made in México is available: silver, blown glass, pottery, scrapes, clothing, sandals, masks, and other arts and crafts. Also, the city's reputation as an art center sets it apart from most other Mexican beach resort cities. Visitors have the unique opportunity to purchase pieces by some of Mexico's most well known contemporary painters and sculptors, as well as internationally renowned artists. And, for budget-conscious vacationers with a good eye, Puerto Vallarta offers the opportunity to get in on the ground floor with Mexico's up-and-coming new artists can be seen at thePueblito del Sol Cultural Center.
More good buys include colorful handmade resort wear, the popular locally made leather sandals and huaraches. There is also a good selection of quality colonial-style furniture and most stores ship purchases to the U.S.
Excellent shops are scattered throughout. Some are near the beach, some in major hotels and many are located on the main downtown shopping area along Juárez and Morelos Streets. Most stores close from 2 -- 4 p.m. Most open around 10 a.m. and stay open until 8 p.m.
visit-chicago.com
Puerto Vallarta: Things to do offers rich opportunities for shoppers. Almost everything made in México is available: silver, blown glass, pottery, scrapes, clothing, sandals, masks, and other arts and crafts. Also, the city's reputation as an art center sets it apart from most other Mexican beach resort cities. Visitors have the unique opportunity to purchase pieces by some of Mexico's most well known contemporary painters and sculptors, as well as internationally renowned artists. And, for budget-conscious vacationers with a good eye, Puerto Vallarta offers the opportunity to get in on the ground floor with Mexico's up-and-coming new artists can be seen at thePueblito del Sol Cultural Center.
More good buys include colorful handmade resort wear, the popular locally made leather sandals and huaraches. There is also a good selection of quality colonial-style furniture and most stores ship purchases to the U.S.
Excellent shops are scattered throughout. Some are near the beach, some in major hotels and many are located on the main downtown shopping area along Juárez and Morelos Streets. Most stores close from 2 -- 4 p.m. Most open around 10 a.m. and stay open until 8 p.m.
