The image is a photograph of a historical marker on a black background. The marker is rectangular in shape and has a white border. On the left side of the marker, there is a text that reads "Catherine's Gate (Porta Sanctae Katharinae) Catherine's Gate, in its current form, was built in 1559, when Johann Benner was the Mayor of the City and for a long time, it was the only connection between the fortified city and the District of Schei. The construction is provided with 4 corner turrets that, in the Middle Ages, represented by the city's right to administer the capital punishment (Jus Gladioli - the Right of the Sword). After Schei Gate was opened (1828), Catherine's gates was bricked up. In 1955 it was reopened partially. Its most recent restoration dates from 2007.