Most visitors to Puerto Vallarta are familiar with the beaches and resorts of the Hotel Zone and Marina Vallarta. Yet, many tourists overlook historic Viejo Vallarta, the most authentically Mexican section of this amazing city. Here you can experience a true South of the Border environment with a friendliness not known in the more tourist-dominated areas.
Viejo Vallarta, also known as Old Town, is a maze of cobblestone streets lined with charming inns, independently-owned restaurants and galleries showcasing the areas artists. Perhaps the first thing you will notice when walking through Old Town is the lack of modern development. Amongst the traditional brick buildings and tree-lined paths, you will find bakeries turning out dozens of delicious pastries, boutiques with handmade clothing, relaxing sidewalk cafes and tiny markets with unique local products.
In addition to families that have lived and worked in the area for generations, many expatriates also reside here. These Americans and Europeans are drawn to the old-fashioned ambiance of the neighborhood in addition to the more relaxed way of life. Just like the residents, you will easily find everything you are...
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