Vice City is the beating heart of the State of Leonida, rebuilt as a sprawling modern metropolis inspired by Miami. From neon beachfronts to working-class blocks, its districts give the city its character.
Quick Facts
- City: Vice City (Miami-inspired)
- State: Leonida (Florida-inspired)
- Vibe: Beaches, nightlife, sprawl and swamp edges
- Size: Among the largest cities Rockstar has built
What districts are in Vice City?
Rockstar has shown a city of contrasts — glamorous waterfronts beside gritty inland neighborhoods. Trailer footage and analysis point to areas echoing real Miami districts: a South Beach-style strip, an Ocean Drive boardwalk, downtown high-rises and quieter residential zones.
The beachfront and nightlife
The neon-soaked beach strip is Vice City's signature — packed with crowds, clubs, classic cars and the Art Deco look the city is known for. This is where the glamour and the danger meet after dark.
Downtown and the high-rises
The urban core brings dense traffic, towering buildings and business fronts — including the kind of establishments tied to characters like Boobie Ike, whose empire spans real estate and a strip club.
The edges of the city
Beyond the metropolis, Vice City bleeds into the wider Leonida landscape — the Grassrivers wetlands, the Leonida Keys and rural towns like Port Gellhorn. The transition from city to swamp is part of what makes the map feel alive.
Can you explore the districts now?
We are mapping every confirmed location on our GTA 6 interactive map as details emerge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Vice City based on Miami?
Yes — Vice City is Rockstar's take on Miami, just as Leonida is its version of Florida.
How big is Vice City in GTA 6?
Estimates suggest it alone approaches the size of GTA 5's entire map, though Rockstar has not confirmed figures.
Are there areas outside Vice City?
Yes, including the Keys, wetlands and smaller towns across Leonida.