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Most every shopping option can
be found in Puerto Vallarta, from malls to outdoor markets.
Worldwide trendy stores are interspersed along main
streets and in malls such as Gigante Plaza by the Fiesta
Americana or Villa Vallarta byÊthe Plaza Las Glorias
Hotel. Old Vallarta, including Rio Quale Island is the
place for the colorful markets, boutiques, craft and
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| Flowers, produce,
crafts and snacks in abundance. Open 9am-7pm. Addr:
Ave. Miramar and Libertad. |
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| Best selection of
diaphanous tropical cover-ups in below-the-border
colors, plus cotton resortwear. Addr: Morelos 550.
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| Extensive selection
of Mexican glassware, produced in the well-known
Tlaquepaque workshop. Addr: Insurgentes 272.
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| Excellent choice of
Mexican and Guatemalan woven textiles, along with
wide range of crafts and jewelry. Addr: Juarez 501A.
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| Considered to have
the largest collection of Huichol Indian art in
the country. Addr: Corona 164.
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Sergio
Bustamante Gallery
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| Worth a visit if only
to viewthis famous artist's arresting, surreal creations,
mostly animal figures in assorted metals. Addr:
Juarez 275. |
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| Mexican crafts from
many regions, especially the colorful laquerware
from the state of Michoacan. Addr: Lazaro Cardenas.
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| Fine leathers, accessories
and anything related to horseback riding, considered
an artform in the state of Jalisco. Addr: Juarez
400. |
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