Guess where this is?

[lecter]

Jericho?

[Brian Ellis]

No.

[Novdid]

Damaskus?

[lecter]

Cairo?

[Umfriend]

Bethlehem?

[KvHagedorn]

I think it IS Damascus..

The Street Called Straight.

I think you got one, Novdid!

[jms]

Yes, its Al-Hamidieh Souk, a famous bazaar in Damascus.

Jan

[Novdid]

Finally!!!

Well here goes, what plaza and in which city?

[SitFlyer]

Imam Square, Tehran?????

[Brian Ellis]

Yes, Novdid and KvH got it. It is the Street called Straight, Damascus, as mentioned in the Christian Bible, Acts of the Apostles ch 9. St. Paul was reputedly baptised in a house on this street by Anaias after his being struck blind on the road to Damascus. The traditional place is now a minute mosque, converted from what was a private house.

[Umfriend]

Valencia, Spain?

[Brian Ellis]

Isfahan, Iran???

[Novdid]

Esfahan is correct. It's the Nakhshe Jahan, the square is actually a polo field, the iranians invented the game! You can see where the shah enjoyed his games to the left.

Tehran was a good guess but it's not old enough to have such old and beautifull buildings that you can see in the pic.

[SitFlyer]

Grrrrrrrrr

Guess I was only half right. (right square, wrong city)
Inam Square = Naghsh-é Jahan
Which is in Isfahan, Iran

Now if I could only figure out where I got Tehran from

[Brian Ellis]

Another easy one.