Shivananda Sasmal | Jul 18, 2018

Excelente place.. Full with different cultures, geographic locations people... All time favourite

Zhaoxin Wu | Jun 12, 2018

It's a nice place but there are a lot of vendors here that harass you to buy stuff if you're a tourist. Normally I dont mind but I was trying to take pictures of my friend and it was distracting.

Melvin | May 30, 2018

This is the most famous Arch in Guatemala, it has been part of Antigua's history since it was built in the 17th Century. It can be crowded since everyone wants to have their photo in this very beautiful and romantic place. It is located in a really good area having restaurants, bars, and hotels nearby and right next to it you can fin the Nimpot store where you can Guatemalan souvenirs in a really cheap price. Well, if you are visiting Antigua, you can't leave without having your own photo of this beautiful and historical Arch.

Arturo Pedro Juan | Apr 6, 2018

Of course if you come to Antigua you have to have a photograph of this iconic place. Have fun

José Antonio Lemus Quintanilla | Mar 12, 2018

It is a really good place with a beautiful view of the arch, different types of ancient ruins conveniently located around the town for you to walk. There is a lot of security all day and night, a town where you can find different restaurants, with, local food, foreigner food, pubs, snacks, fruit and even wine. Traditional handcrafted wood sculptures and many other things that make Antigua such a gorgeous place to visit, or, if you want, there are a lot of different places for you to stay from a really economic bead and breakfast to something a little bit more expensive.

carl tabor | Apr 3, 2018

Definitely one of the most picturesque streets I’ve ever been on, and this Arch is the main focus. Gets very crowded mid day. I had to wait a few minutes to get some space to take the shot I wanted. And that was still completely filled with people at 9am.

Guillermo Munoz | Dec 14, 2017

Prime photo spot in the city and made famous as a landmark in town, a mandatory stop during your visit. Built in the 17th century, it originally connected the Santa Catalina convent to a school, allowing the nuns to pass from one building to the other without going out on the street. A clock on top was added in the era of the Central American Federation, in the 1830s.

Sheereen Syed | Feb 6, 2018

It's a pretty arch that has a beautiful church or volcano as the backdrop depending on which side you view it from. Something you can't miss in Antigua.

Kevin Daniel Lopez | Jan 1, 2018

Amazing experience visiting Antigua and see the arch which is worldwide famous, don't hesitate on visiting Guatemala, most underrated country in Latin America. You'll have a great experience and probably will want to move!

efrain flores echevarria | Mar 1, 2018

The arc is beautiful and the places around make a perfect match. It is very clean, comfortable for wheelchairs. There is a souvenir store half block away. If there is no traffic you can get really good shots.

Isaac Paiz | Feb 10, 2018

THIS IS A MUST STOP PLACE IN ANTIGUA GUATEMALA, A VERY ROMANTIC SPOT WHERE YOU CAN TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES LOCATED WALKING DISTANCE FROM THE MAIN PLAZA, NEAR RESTAURANTS, SHOPS AND MANY OTHER POINTS OF INTEREST IN THIS BEAUTIFUL TOWN IN GUATEMALA. RIGHT NEXT TO THE SANTA CATALINA ARCH YOU CAN FIND A MARKET FULL OF HANDCRAFTED PRODUCTS INCLUDING MASKS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND MANY MORE, THERE IS ALSO A GREAT ART GALLERY SHOWCASING SOME OF THE BEST ARTISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHY.