Arch and Convent of Santa Catalina

La Antigua Guatemala's most famous landmark, the Arco de Santa Catalina spanning 5a Av Nte	Arch of Santa Catalina, Antigua Guatemala	The Santa Catalina Arch was built in the 17th C.	The arch connected the Santa Catalina convent with its associated school
The clock was added to the Arch of Santa Catalina in teh 1830s	The arch allowed the nuns to get to and fro without venturing onto the city streets	Arco de Santa Catalina, Antigua Guatemala	Arco de Santa Catalina, Antigua Guatemala
Arco de Santa Catalina, Antigua Guatemala	Arco de Santa Catalina, Antigua Guatemala	Arco de Santa Catalina, Antigua Guatemala	Arch of Santa Catalina
Looking south along 5a Av Norte with the Santa Catalina Arch and Volcán de Agua	Santa Catalina Arch and Volcán de Agua	Santa Catalina Arch and Volcán de Agua, Antigua Guatemala	Santa Catalina Arch and Volcán de Agua, Antigua Guatemala
The Volcán de Agua framed beneath the Santa Catalina Arch, Antigua Guatemala	Arco de Santa Catalina, Antigua Guatemala	Volcán de Agua through the Santa Catalina Arch	Santa Catalina Arch from the south side, 5a Av Nte
Mural depicting the Santa Catalina Arch at the Whiskey Den	The former Convent of Santa Catalina is now the Hotel El Convento	Hotel El Convento	Reino del Jade, a shop at the Hotel El Convento
Jade mask, Reino del Jade	Jade mask, Reino del Jade	Entrance to the former Convento de Santa Catalina Martir, Antigua Guatemala	The Santa Catalina Arch illuminated at night, Antigua Guatemala
The Santa Catalina Arch illuminated at night, Antigua Guatemala	Ruins of the Convent of Santa Catalina	Coat of Arms - Convent of Santa Catalina	The ruins of Santa Catalina are now used to store these sculpture groups which are used during festival processions at Easter
Easter festival statues stored at Santa Catalina, La Pietà	Easter festival statues stored at Santa Catalina, Raising the Cross	Raising the Cross	Skeleton with a sickle, Santa Catalina