Capri. Nuova Pianta (1973) is a cartographic guide of the island published by Interdipress in Naples. It represents Capri in a detailed, colored folding map intended for both touristic orientation and cultural appreciation of its landscape. The map highlights the road network, urban areas, main monuments, natural attractions such as the Blue Grotto and coastal paths, and provides a multilingual legend for visitors. It reflects the 1970s cartographic style: practical, portable, with emphasis on accessibility for international tourism. Beyond navigation, it conveys the island’s identity as a site of natural beauty and historical importance, capturing a specific moment in Capri’s mid-20th-century tourist development.