Plaza de Armas

Lima, the capital of Peru

Mikonos

Located in the South Aegean Sea, this island is part of the Cyclades, Greece.

Zelve

The rocks of Cappadocia (Turkey) eroded into hundreds of spectacular pillars and minaret-like forms. The volcanic deposits are soft rocks the people of the villages carved out to form houses, churches, monasteries.

Panajachel

Until the civil war of the late 70s and early 80s, Panajachel, located on the shores of Lake Atitlan (Guatemala) was nicknamed as Gringotenango (Place of the Foreigners) after the laid back hippie travellers who crowded the city. In recent years the town's tourist industry has boomed again.Lake Atitlan is surrounded by three volcanoes about 3.000m high. Unfortunatelly the mist hides one of them on the above pic.

Patan

Patan also known as Lalitpur (City of Beauty), is located on the Kathmandu valley (Nepal) and was once the capital of a powerful independent kingdom, still maintaining a defiantly distinct identity today.
To see the main square, check this post, it's worth it.