1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 228: Pod vinohradem, named in 1911.

1) What's in Prague 4 Street Name, day 227: Vlnitá, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 226: U Ryšánky, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 225: K Ryšánce, built in 1925.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 224: Nad Zemankou, named in 1941. The street is in Braník as well as Krč, but you won't find a street sign confirming the former.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 223: Nad Šálkovnou, built in 1981.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 222: Pod Zemankou, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 221: Pod Křížkem, built in 1938.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 220: Na usedlosti, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 219: Nad Křížkem, built in 1938.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 218: Ve dvoře, named around 1900.

I don't know who's going crazy for my website these last few days (those November stats are for a month that started less than 48 hours ago 😮), but I owe them a drink. Oh, and you're welcome to visit it too. 867 street stories and counting. whatsinapraguestreetname.com

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 217: Na Mlejnku, named in 1938.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 216: Nad kostelem, built in 1934. And that’s a particularly satisfying street sign pic.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 215: U Šálkovny, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 214: Mezivrší, first given a name in 1911.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 213: V malých domech III, built in 1935.

OH GOOD, I'm feeding AI. Though it's almost quite sweet that, after all this investment, it still thinks it only 'likely' that a street called Krakovská is named after Kraków.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 212: V malých domech II, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 211: V malých domech I, built in 1935.

This week, I'm on holiday in Graubünden, Switzerland, trying to get as many sightings of Romansh as possible.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 210: Nad přívozem, built in 1926.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 209: Školní, built in 1911.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 208: Zemanka, built in 1968.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 207: Na Zemance, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 206: Zelený pruh, built in... read on.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 205: Na rozhledu, built in 1934.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 204: Jasná II, built in 1938.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 203: Stará cesta, named in 1911. Which may also be when that street sign was last cleaned. Goodness.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 202: Jasná I, built in 1938.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 201: U dubu, built in 1925.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 200: Roškotova, built in 1990.

1) What's in a Prague 4 'Street' Name, day 199: Park Adolfa Borna, opened in 2020.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 198: Saveljevova, built in 1979.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 197: Pod srázem, built in 1998. Hey, Prague 4! Can you get these people a street sign, or, if there is one, place it where it’s not covered by greenery (while please not getting rid of the greenery)?

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 196: V křovinách, built in 1955.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 195: Srázná, built in 1955.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 194: U Dobešky, built in 1947.

I try not to post too much about Czech politics here, as I'm not the expert (nor are most of the people who post about it all the time on social media, to be fair), but:

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 193: Zapadlá, built in 1925.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 192: Na Dobešce, built in 1925.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 191: Příkrá, built in 1925.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 190: U pražských lomů, named before 1938. I’m not too sure if it has a street sign, and it definitely fits into the ‘street? really?’ category.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 189: U háje, built in 1925.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 188: Kovriginova, built in 1977.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 187: Nad lomem, built in 1925.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 186: Vysoká cesta, named in 1911. Hello, Braník era!

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 185: Modřanská.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 184: Veslařský ostrov, first mentioned in 1420.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 183: Na Kavčích horách, built in 1925. I don't know if it has a street sign, and felt like I might be walking on private property anyway, as fairly well proven by this picture, so I decided it was wise to stop looking for one.