Puerto Vallarta Map, Mexico
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Puerto Vallarta Sightseeing
4) Downtown South is known as the Romantic Zone, separated by the scenic Isla Rio Cuale. This is the main tourist attraction spot, with swinging bridges, a very popular beach, an English language theatre, gay sights, famous bars, restaurants, and specialty shops. read morePuerto Vallarta Nightlife
El Zoo is a bar and discotheque. In fact, all the three clubs (EL Zoo, Club69 and Mogambo) are famous nightclubs. All of them are based on Malecon Street. Therefore, these are prime nightclubs with great service and decently priced drinks. Club69 is more of a bar than a dancing place. Still, it is a fashionable lounge. It is also open during the afternoon hours. Mogambo is a total fun dancing bar. It attracts fun... read morePuerto Vallarta Travel Guide
Mexico is a popular destination with plenty of wonderful ports waiting for you to explore from the Mexican Riviera to the wildlife-rich Sea of Cortez. Mexico is a destination with a rich offer: nice braches, scenic landscape, wonderful wildlife, plenty of interesting history and nice shops where you can buy all kinds of souvenirs. Among the most famous stops is Acapulco, a scenic port that beautifully blends natural... read morePuerto Vallarta History
According to records, Don Guadalupe Sanchez Torres started regular deliveries of salt that were required by the mines in 1851. At the end of 1851, he brought his family to this place. More families arrived from Cuale and San Sebastian and the village started growing. It is known that there were about 1,500 residents in Puerto Vallarta in 1880, then known as Las Penas. A Congressional decree on May 31, 1918 granted the... read moreThings about Puerto Vallarta you may be interested in
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