Confirmed landmarks
An airport, a football stadium, an amphitheatre, a military base and a fully explorable zoo, plus the towers and refineries that anchor each region.
Landmarks do more work in a Grand Theft Auto map than their footprint suggests. They are how people navigate without looking at the minimap, and how a map becomes a place you can describe to somebody else.
Confirmed across Leonida
- VCI Airport, named on an overhead highway sign in Trailer 2 and signposted off US 35 North. VCI is the obvious contraction of Vice City International.
- A football stadium
- An amphitheatre
- A military base
- A fully explorable zoo
The zoo is the one worth pausing on. Rockstar has built animals before, extensively, in Red Dead Redemption 2. A zoo is a strange thing to make explorable unless something happens there.
In Vice City
The [Pagasi residences](/wiki/locations/pagasi-residences), a pair of curved waterfront towers with a third going up behind them, appear across official material often enough to function as a fixed navigational point. The Megamundo building is used in the Extended Look's closing robbery.
Elsewhere in the state
- [Ambrosia](/wiki/locations/ambrosia) is anchored by the Allied Crystal sugar refinery and sits beside Lake Leonida, the Okeechobee analogue.
- The Thrillbilly Mud Club appears to be in the same region, first shown back in trailer one.
- The Rusty Anchor is the bar the Keys cast keeps turning up at.
- [Port Gellhorn](/wiki/locations/port-gellhorn) has the Starlet Motel and Delight's Cabaret, both legible in official screenshots.
What is not known
Only one of the confirmed landmarks has a name, and it took a road sign to get it. Rockstar has not said which of them are enterable, which appear in missions, or where most of them sit relative to each other.
This page is a register of what has been confirmed to exist. Individual entries will follow as Rockstar names them.