Little Cuba

Little Cuba is Vice City’s officially named Cuban-American neighborhood, with street culture that community analysis traces to Miami’s Little Havana.

Region

Vice City

Type

Neighborhood

Named by Rockstar

Yes (official Vice City description)

Based on

Little Havana, Miami (community analysis)

Little Cuba is a neighborhood of Vice City, named by Rockstar in its official description of the city alongside Ocean Beach, the Tisha-Wocka flea market, and VC Port. It represents the city's Cuban-American district, and its inclusion in the official area list signals that Vice City's cultural neighborhoods are drawn as distinct places rather than generic city blocks.

What the trailers show

Community frame analysis describes visible panaderías (Cuban bakeries) and street culture that observers trace directly to Miami's real Little Havana district. That real-world identification is analysis by fans and journalists, not a Rockstar statement, but it is consistent with how closely the rest of Vice City has been geolocated against real Miami architecture, block by block, in efforts like Miami New Times' landmark map.

Little Cuba fits the wider pattern of Leonida's world-building, in which hyper-local Florida culture is translated into the GTA universe with renamed but recognizable analogues. The neighborhood's confirmed name and its community-identified inspiration are both covered in GTA 6's real Miami locations and the complete Leonida map guide.