Visit to here shows old time Mexican art and antiques. Some are available for purchase as well as having some great food in area.

We visited early April and the Museum was closed and shuttered. We looked through the windows and all the displays had been removed. There was one workman inside the building, but no signs or info on what has happened to the museum. We also asked...More

We were in Puerto Vallarta the third week of October and spent a lot of time in El Centro and always stopped by to see if this place was open, and it never was. It didn't looked closed permanently, so I'd recommend calling ahead or...More

limited collection, no current shows. and mostly closed, needs new life breathed into it. a sleeping gem of potential.

This is a very small museum of history. It's air conditioned and feels great during a hot shopping trip down the Cuale river. If you just look at the exhibits you will be out in a few minutes. However if you ask the staff a...More

Staff is friendly accomodating and willing to explain the exhibits. You only need a few minutes to walk through unless you want to study artifacts.

If Naval history interests you -this is a very good display. There is English translation upon request. The museum is by donation.

With all the tourist money flowing into Peurto Vallarta you would think that an Anthropological Museum would be a big thing here. With all the people coming in for golf sun and the sea museums are not a priority. They would rather go to the...More

People do not come to Puerto Vallarta for culture. They come for the sun and the sea and the fun and the food. This tiny museum, consisting mainly of pottery, will be ignored by most of them, and they aren't missing that much.

I was doing some late shopping around the Rio Cuale area when I noticed a bridge that was going from side of the river to an alley full of shops. We kept walking when we came across this museum. We went in and we noticed...More