Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe ( La Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe) steeple and crown has adorned Puerto Vallarta's skyline in photos, paintings and images, serving as the city’s most...

Cozy restaurants and bars line the street in "romantic zone."

The half-mile long boardwalk that borders the shoreline.

Where the first foreigners settled, this neighborhood overlooks the Rio Cuale and Isla Cuale.

The Pacific Ocean's largest and deepest inlet.

Neighborhood near the pier offering many seafood dining experiences.

Home of Iglesia de Guadalupe, Puerto Vallarta's most distinctive landmark.

Island on the River Cuale overlooked by Gringo Gulch.

Home to many shops that feature traditional Mexican architecture.

Located in a historic building, it contains five art galleries that surround a large courtyard.

This main hub of Puerto Vallarta features many shops, art galleries and a gazebo.