Hartigova: 2022-2026. RIP. Will need to write about this. But can someone tell me who this Harig guy was first?

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 412: Postranní, built in 1941.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 411: Pod vrstevnicí, built in 1979.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 410: Na staré cestě, built in 1930.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 409: Na vrstevnici, built in 1935.

What’s In A Friend’s Birthday Party At The Tower of London, day 1 comes highly recommended.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 408: Nad obcí II, built in 1941.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 407: Nad Ryšánkou, built in 2000.

7) Of course, not everything worth seeing is gone: one example is the Chapel of St. Anne (Kaple svaté Anny), on the intersection with Branická (whatsinapraguestreetname.com/2025/11/18/p...).

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 406: Dolnokrčská, built in or before 1920.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 405: Nad obcí I, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague Street Name, day 404: Na staré vinici, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 403: Na Dvorcích. We don’t know exactly when Na Dvorcích was built, but we do know that it existed by 1937.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 402: now, where the heck was I? Oh, OK. Návršní was built in 1920.

Kristinestad, Rauma, Uusikaupunki, Turku, and me wondering how much it would actually inconvenience anyone if I didn't come back to Prague on Sunday. 🇫🇮

Finland continues being gorgeous. Here's 22:30 in Vaasa.

Wandering Jakobstad, Finland, and thinking I can *totally* jack it all in and move into one of these and never leave, right?

Break due to work trip to Brazil now followed by break due to much-needed holiday in Finland (look how beautiful Oulu is). Quite a contrast! Street posts are quietly being written each day, and will start up again before long.

Also, reconfirming that I am genetically programmed to unintentionally walk past one of these within hours of arriving.

Greetings from Rio! If I were a local, half my writing would already be done for me.

That Cathedral is quite Astana-esque, actually (he says, having only been to Almaty)! I wonder if this is available in Kazakh.

(If anyone is still seeing my posts on here) WIAP4SN is on a two-week hiatus, because I am... really not very near Prague 4 right now.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 401: Za pruhy, built in 1938.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 400: Na planině, built in 1938.

7) I would quite like to be taken back to New Zealand, too.

6) And let’s not even get started on this one.

5) Or that Novi Sad (also recommended) was founded in 1694.

4) Or that Newcastle’s New Castle was built in 1177 (go to Newcastle, by the way, it’s fab).

3) Those who think the name should have been updated might do well to remember that Prague’s New Town was founded in 1346.