This beautiful private gallery is much more substantial than it looks from outside, chock full of…read moremany types of art (all local artists). There's multiple rooms and a large courtyard, all packed with art. Different styles, mediums, formats, with quite a bit of sculpture and an emphasis on local subjects. It's refreshingly very different if you're used to US art galleries. When I was there (Sep 2019), part of the building was closed for renovation and it was still well worth the visit. I was originally looking for a museum experience on a rainy day, but was happy to find Dante instead. Unlike in a museum, you're also allowed/encouraged to take photos. Helpful staff also, who don't hover like you'd experience in US galleries. If I lived in MX or had the means to buy/ship the art, there's quite a bit here I'd love to own. Worth the visit.

Great gallery featuring Mexican artists. Wonderful owners. Large space and a multitude of paintings…read moreon display.

Really nice museum, sort of stumbled upon it during a rain storm while vacationing in Puerto…read moreVallarta with Andrea and I'm glad we did. The admission fee was super reasonable roughly $5USD, everything seemed really modern from the displays to the animated videos. Each wall from when you walk in goes through the history of Mexico's navy in chronological order. Also, Mexican naval uniforms are shown along with some models of older ships mostly clippers. Some must see features: -The "stars room" -Ship simulator -Little theater showing sailors fighting a giant fish

Really convenient little museum. My boyfriend and I were…read morewalking along the Malecon and it started to rain and we noticed these old cannons outside a building reading "Museo Naval" so we ran inside. The guys at the front were dressed in their navy uniforms and spoke both Spanish and English. Explained that there were two floors, the price of admission (45 pesos or US$2.60) and hey discount it further if you're in the service, a teacher, or student. How crazy is that? For such a small museum and for such cheap tickets, it has a lot to offer. Your classic relics from battleships, armor, weapons, 3D models, and religious artifacts. As well as computer cartoon videos on screens for kids to get explainations on historical events. There's also Spanish and English info under all of the exhibits. There's a couple pretty cute rooms for example, the night sky room where you get some facts about how the navel men used to navigate using he stars, lights and projections light up this room (pictures below) Then right beyond this room is a little theatre where projections of fish and sailors are fighting the ocean (you can walk around the back to pop your head in and interact with the stage) Then upstairs there's a huge VR game where you drive a boat in several different weather conditions. Pretty fun and totally free. There's no gift shop which was a bummer (and also leaves me confused on how they make money) but from the people walking around it looks like it's taken care of by actual navel officers. Really cool find!

Peurto Vallarta is historic old Mexico with beautiful beaches and whales swimming by…read moreAfter visiting many parts of Mexico (Cuernavaca, DF, Oaxaca, Puebla, Monterrey), I love historic Puerto Vallarta the best

Weekly art walk held in the historic center of Puerto Valarta from November through May. 16…read moreseparate businesses participate in this art walk presenting the best and most diverse artwork that Puerto Vallarta has to offer. Important national and international artist participate in this artwork featuring remarkable paintings, exceptional sculptures, fine ceramics and jewelry are just some of what This art walk has to offer. Also many of the businesses offer free drinks at their studios complementary to their guests. This seasonal Weekly event is in important part of the Puerto Valarta City fabric and one that should not be missed if you are in the city at the time these events are running. Five stars