Cankar Street is from the year 1918 named by the writer Ivan Cankar (1876-1918). The house with the number 7 has engraved the stony relief. On the house with the number 3 is a Roman relief. Vosnjak Street was sometimes called the Post Street, because it was there the post station. On the house of the leather merchant Pirich with the number 3 we can see in the corner niche the statue of Immaculate. In the house with the number 6 was once the inn called Pri slonu. In front of it is situated the building of the National house in which was sometimes the association of Slovenian reading club. In Jadran Street lived from the corner of the Pekovski manor ahead from the 13th century the Jewish community. They settled to Ptuj after the year 1222. The Jewish people were from Styria banished in the year 1496. The Cvetko Square is called by the priest Franc Cvetek. On this medieval square were selling the wood. In the building where is today the cinema was sometimes the German club house. Vraz Square is named by the poet Stanko Vraz. In the Middle Ages was called Krznarski Square (Furry's Square). In the house with the number 2 was sometimes the middle medieval court, but the primary building is no longer preserved, because it was rebuilt in the year 1653.