the right bank of the Donaukanal, and includes the Belvedere. Wieden is a small district south of the city centre, and includes the Vienna University of Technology. Margareten was separated from Wieden in 1861. The Museum for Social and Economic Affairs (Gesellschafts- und Wirtschaftsmuseum) is located in Margareten. The museum was the base for the development of the Vienna Method. Mariahilf is a small district on the main shopping lane leading to Westbahnhof. Neubau is a small district on main shopping lane leading to Westbahnhof, and includes the Museumsquartier, a large cultural complex. Josefstadt is a small district close to the Rathaus, Parlement, and the University of Vienna. Alsergrund is the General Hospital district, and includes Sigmund Freud's residence. Favoriten is in the southern part of Vienna, and has the largest population, the new main train station, and the city's thermal spa. Simmering is on the right bank of the Donaukanal, and includes the Zentralfriedhof which is the main cemetery. Meidling is on the southern bank of the Wien river. Hietzing is on the southern bank of the Wien river, and includes Schönbrunn Palace. Penzing is on the northern bank of the Wien river, and was separated from Hietzing in 1938. It includes Otto Wagner's Church Am Steinhof. Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus is on the northern bank of the Wien river. Ottakring is on the western outskirts and includes Vienna's traditional brewery. Hernals is on the northwestern outskirts of Vienna. Währing is on the northwestern outskirts of Vienna, and includes the Türkenschanzpark around which was founded the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna. Döbling is on the northern outskirts of Vienna, and includes the classical Heurigen district. Brigittenau is on the same island as Leopoldstadt, and was separated in 1900. Floridsdorf is on the left bank of the Danube, and includes industry areas. It is the northernmost part of Vienna. Donaustadt is on the left bank of the Danube, and is the largest district in size. It includes the Vienna International Centre, a campus and building complex hosting the United Nations Office at Vienna as well as Vienna's largest conference center. Liesing is the southernmost least population dense district, and includes the Wotruba Church. By looking at the postal code it can be determined in which district a given address is located: 1XXA - 1 denotes Vienna, XX the district number (if it is a single digit then with a leading