
Liberty City
The series' concrete metropolis. Liberty concentrates mafia, immigration, corruption, real-estate ambition, trauma and urban capitalism.
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Liberty City, Vice City, Los Santos, San Fierro, Las Venturas and Leonida: the GTA maps, neighborhoods and real cities that inspired each one.
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The series' concrete metropolis. Liberty concentrates mafia, immigration, corruption, real-estate ambition, trauma and urban capitalism.

The series' concrete metropolis. Liberty concentrates mafia, immigration, corruption, real-estate ambition, trauma and urban capitalism.

The series' concrete metropolis. Liberty concentrates mafia, immigration, corruption, real-estate ambition, trauma and urban capitalism.

Tropical city of criminal ambition: beach, luxury, drug trafficking, neon, cartels and nightlife.

Tropical city of criminal ambition: beach, luxury, drug trafficking, neon, cartels and nightlife.

Tropical city of criminal ambition: beach, luxury, drug trafficking, neon, cartels and nightlife.

In the 3D era, San Andreas becomes a state with Los Santos, San Fierro and Las Venturas. In the HD era, the name covers Los Santos and Blaine County.

In the 3D era, San Andreas becomes a state with Los Santos, San Fierro and Las Venturas. In the HD era, the name covers Los Santos and Blaine County.

In the 3D era, San Andreas becomes a state with Los Santos, San Fierro and Las Venturas. In the HD era, the name covers Los Santos and Blaine County.

City of the sold dream: celebrities, media, gangs, extreme wealth, the entertainment industry, and brutal inequality.

City of the sold dream: celebrities, media, gangs, extreme wealth, the entertainment industry, and brutal inequality.

A city of hills, bridges, garages and counterculture, where CJ rebuilds power after the fall in Los Santos.

Casinos, desert and mafia. Las Venturas shows the corporate, spectacular version of crime.

Rural, desert zone that contrasts with Los Santos: trailers, trafficking, guns, cults, conspiracies and economic abandonment.

Setting of GTA V's prologue. Small, cold and remembered as the scene of the original crime between Michael, Trevor, Brad and Dave.

The dystopian, stylized environment of GTA 2, with zones controlled by gangs of exaggerated identities.

The series' rare real city, used in period expansions before the franchise settled on satirical US analogs.

State of GTA VI, including modern Vice City. The official material emphasizes sun, crime, state conspiracy and the dependence between Lucia and Jason.
The neon-soaked metropolis remains the capital of sun and fun — the glamour, hustle and greed of America captured in a single city. Fortunes are born and disappeared between the coast, the condominiums and the backstage of the night. It's about twice the size of Los Santos.
Life in this tropical archipelago is not fancy, but it is easy. Grab your drink and stretch out your beach chair — just be aware: you're on the doorstep of some of the most beautiful and dangerous waters in all of America. This is where Jason and Lucia live, on a property owned by Brian Heder.
You never know what lies beneath the surface of this primordial immensity. The alligators may be the most famous attraction, but there are far more lethal predators — and far stranger discoveries — among the mangroves.
Cheap motels, shuttered attractions and empty strip malls won't bring tourists back, but there's a new economy in this former vacation destination — fueled by strong beer, painkillers and roadside energy drinks.
In the heart of Leonida, the Allied Crystal sugar refinery provides the jobs, while the local motorcycle club provides practically everything else. City of chimneys, dust and ancient loyalties — and Ambrosia Raceway Park, the race track seen in the Extended Look.
A national landmark on Leonida's northern border, Mount Kalaga offers world-class hunting, fishing and off-road trails. In the surrounding dense forests, hillbilly mystics and paranoid radicals live far from the eyes of the government.