The Arco de Santa Catalina in Antigua Guatemala is a prominent and picturesque landmark, famous for its bright yellow facade and the Volcán de Agua providing a stunning backdrop. It's generally accessible to all visitors as it's a pedestrian walkway. Exploring the arch is suitable for both solo travelers and guided tours, offering great photo opportunities and insights into the city's history. There are no seasonal restrictions, though the dry season (November to April) usually provides clearer views of the volcano. Visiting the arch itself is free, although a guided tour of Antigua typically costs between $15-30 USD. A visit to the arch typically takes around 15-30 minutes, but you may spend longer capturing the perfect shot or as part of a larger walking tour.