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Arial (Goudy: Helvetica), on Lower Caisse, is a smaller and quieter town than hurly-burly Bodoni, but travellers will get a chance to experience the real San Serriffe on a visit to this town.
Founded in the 19th century by a colony of Swiss Utopians fleeing persecution in their own country, Arial has a Nordic look with somewhat more steeply sloped tin roofs to the buildings. The city is worth visiting for its period architecture and its white spaces.