GTA 6 Hidden Secrets — Where to Look First
The best places to hunt for hidden content in GTA 6 — from the Leonida Keys to abandoned lots and rooftop points of interest.

Rockstar hides things in three predictable places: outside the city, above street level, and inside seemingly-empty buildings. Start there.
Outside the city
- The Leonida Keys — remote islands are Rockstar's favorite dumping ground for one-off content.
- Wetlands — abandoned buildings and boat docks often hide props with interactable state.
Above street level
Rooftops in Vice City are dense. Any building with visible AC units or water tanks is worth climbing.
Inside "empty" buildings
Look for interiors Rockstar clearly modeled but didn't decorate. If it has detail, there's a reason.
What to do when you find something
Mark it on your map, take a photo with the phone camera, and share it. See the easter eggs guide for community finds.
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