Named in 1877 to remember the original moat area (“Graben”) outside the south western city walls, where animals such as stags (“Hirsche”) were kept. Now, a main stop for commuters, as it’s the nearest tram stop to a less busy entrance to the main station. poprl.com/0XS

Named in 1877 to remember the original moat area (“Graben”) outside the south western city walls, where animals such as stags (“Hirsche”) were kept. Now, a main stop for commuters, as it’s the nearest tram stop to a less busy entrance to the main station. poprl.com/0XS

Named in 1877 to remember the original moat area (“Graben”) outside the south western city walls, where animals such as stags (“Hirsche”) were kept. Now, a main stop for commuters, as it’s the nearest tram stop to a less busy entrance to the main station. poprl.com/0XS

Named in 1877 to remember the original moat area (“Graben”) outside the south western city walls, where animals such as stags (“Hirsche”) were kept. Now, a main stop for commuters, as it’s the nearest tram stop to a less busy entrance to the main station. poprl.com/0XS

Named in 1877 to remember the original moat area (“Graben”) outside the south western city walls, where animals such as stags (“Hirsche”) were kept. Now, a main stop for commuters, as it’s the nearest tram stop to a less busy entrance to the main station. poprl.com/0XS