On a beautiful, sunny day, take a leisurely walk from Hangang Park across Hangangdaegyo Bridge to Nodeul Island. Nodeul Island was formerly a small, deserted island with a white beach located under the Hangangdaegyo Bridge, but it was later transformed by Urban Transformer, a space-creating group led by the graduates of the Department of Architectural Engineering from the University of Seoul. At first, Urban Transformer built a concert hall with 465 seats and organized a concert by inviting musicians and artists, such as the music bands “Autumn Vacation” and “Broccoli, You Too?” Currently, the facilities on Nodeul Island include: the Nodeul Live House; a Rehearsal Studio; Nodeul Office; Boksoondoga Rice Wine, a fermented wine lounge bar; Nodeul Bookstore, a curation bookstore; and Picccnic, a picnic goods rental shop. Regular programs and live performances by various artists are regularly held on Nodeul Island, so it’s practically impossible to ever feel bored. On Nodeul Island, you can spread out a picnic mat or blanket to enjoy a picnic right in the middle of the downtown area. A visit to Nodeul Island is like stumbling upon an oasis in the middle of a dry, urban desert.