Francesco Bocchi’s 1596 Le Bellezze di Firenze is one of the first published “tour guides,” helping early visitors of the Grand Tour to navigate the cultural riches of the Tuscan capital. It contains directions to and descriptions of many of the city’s finest and most well-known works of art, organized into a series of itineraries. This map locates those artworks, many of which have been moved, in their original locations according to Bocchi, and allows us to recreate the experience of a seventeenth-century tourist in Tuscany.