[Arco de Santa Catalina | The yellow arch that reveals the history of the monastery]

[Arco de Santa Catalina | Yellow arch that gives a sense of the monastery's history] — The 17th century "path for nuns" is now Antigua's best photo spot — Founded in 1609 and built in 1693, this arched bridge was designed to allow nuns to cross the road without being seen from the outside. The clock tower was added at the end of the 19th century, giving it its current appearance. It features thick pillars that can withstand earthquakes. ⸻ 📍[Location] The intersection of 5ª Avenida Norte and 2ª–1ª Calle Poniente. You can find it while walking around downtown Antigua  🕰[Opening hours] It can be viewed 24 hours a day, and is open all year round as a tourist attraction. There are no particular restrictions on photography or passage. ⸻ ✨【Recommended points】 ・Antigua's most famous photo spot, perfect for taking photos with the volcano in the background ・A beautiful design with a yellow arch and a clock tower ・You'll be impressed by the history of the monastery and its earthquake-resistant construction 🎒【Tips】 ・The best time to take photos is in the morning when there are few people around ・There are many tourists on the streets, so secure the best position a little early ・We also recommend a composition that looks up from below with the volcano in the background📸 ⸻ #Antigua #Guatemala #Absolutely free trip