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Tommy Vercetti posing in front of some Vice City skyscrapers.

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“Vice City's skyline is, like most of Vice City, misleadingly beautiful. At night the buildings are illuminated and give an enticing illusion of glittering perfection.”

— Vice City Tourist Guide, p. 11

Downtown is the business sector of Vice City , Florida , in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories . It is bordered by Little Haiti to the south and an unnamed body of water to the north, east and west.

Downtown is the northernmost area in the city. Much like Downtown Miami , it contains most of the city's skyscrapers, including the tallest structure in the city. The Hyman Memorial Stadium hosts events such as concerts, stock car races, demolition derbies and dirt bike stunt shows. Downtown is the location for the local heavy metal radio station V-Rock and an enclosed recording studio . An Ammu-Nation store is also located here.
Other places of interest include the Vice City News (VCN) headquarters and the Vice City Arena , just south of the V-Rock studio. A small unnamed beach is located west of Downtown but receives no visitors. A police station , hospital and the city's fire station are also situated in the area.
Like many parts of the city, Downtown has seen major changes between 1984 in GTA Vice City Stories and 1986 in GTA Vice City. The dirt track in the north has changed dramatically. The Mendez Building directly west of Hyman Condo has been demolished and replaced with a smaller building. By 1986, a giant GASH blimp circles endlessly around the city. The Ammu-Nation store now features a shooting range .
One of the streets in Downtown is lined with Parking Meters , which can be destroyed by hitting them with a vehicle. When destroyed, these parking meters dispense random amounts of money.

In 1984, the area is controlled by the Bikers gang led by Mitch Baker . By 1986, the gang has lost control of the area but retains control of the area around The Greasy Chopper , but the rest of the area is not controlled by any gang.
The compound behind Ammu-Nation is Streetwannabe territory, although only during "Hog Tied ". At other times, it remains unoccupied. Sometimes, Haitians gang members are seen in the borders between Little Haiti and Downtown.

Description
Tommy Vercetti posing in front of some Vice City skyscrapers.

➡️gta.fandom.com/wiki/Downtown_V…

“Vice City's skyline is, like most of Vice City, misleadingly beautiful. At night the buildings are illuminated and give an enticing illusion of glittering perfection.”

— Vice City Tourist Guide, p. 11

Downtown is the business sector of Vice City , Florida , in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories . It is bordered by Little Haiti to the south and an unnamed body of water to the north, east and west.

Downtown is the northernmost area in the city. Much like Downtown Miami , it contains most of the city's skyscrapers, including the tallest structure in the city. The Hyman Memorial Stadium hosts events such as concerts, stock car races, demolition derbies and dirt bike stunt shows. Downtown is the location for the local heavy metal radio station V-Rock and an enclosed recording studio . An Ammu-Nation store is also located here.
Other places of interest include the Vice City News (VCN) headquarters and the Vice City Arena , just south of the V-Rock studio. A small unnamed beach is located west of Downtown but receives no visitors. A police station , hospital and the city's fire station are also situated in the area.
Like many parts of the city, Downtown has seen major changes between 1984 in GTA Vice City Stories and 1986 in GTA Vice City. The dirt track in the north has changed dramatically. The Mendez Building directly west of Hyman Condo has been demolished and replaced with a smaller building. By 1986, a giant GASH blimp circles endlessly around the city. The Ammu-Nation store now features a shooting range .
One of the streets in Downtown is lined with Parking Meters , which can be destroyed by hitting them with a vehicle. When destroyed, these parking meters dispense random amounts of money.

In 1984, the area is controlled by the Bikers gang led by Mitch Baker . By 1986, the gang has lost control of the area but retains control of the area around The Greasy Chopper , but the rest of the area is not controlled by any gang.
The compound behind Ammu-Nation is Streetwannabe territory, although only during "Hog Tied ". At other times, it remains unoccupied. Sometimes, Haitians gang members are seen in the borders between Little Haiti and Downtown.