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Bonjour mes amis! Prepare yourselves for a Roman holiday unlike any other! As your seasoned guide, I'll lead you, six intrepid wellness travelers – three charming couples – on a spring adventure through the Eternal City, focusing on the delightful world of Roman coffee culture. Think sun-drenched piazzas, captivating aromas, and the perfect espresso to fuel your explorations.

Spring in Rome is a dream: mild temperatures, blooming jasmine, and the vibrant energy of the city in full swing. Expect average highs around 18-20°C (64-68°F), perfect for strolling through ancient ruins and modern marvels alike. The soundtrack of your journey will be the lively chatter of Romans, the gentle hum of Vespas, and the occasional burst of passionate opera from a nearby window. The local vibe is a relaxed yet spirited one; Romans are known for their passion and their love of good food and good company.

Our coffee journey begins at a traditional Roman caffe. Expect to pay around €1.50-€3.00 for an espresso, cappuccino, or macchiato. The ritual is as important as the drink itself: a quick shot at the bar is the norm, savored standing up, a moment of connection with the city's pulse. We'll explore different neighborhoods, discovering hidden gems and experiencing the unique character of each quartiere. Pro tip: Don't be surprised if you're offered a small glass of water alongside your coffee – it's customary!

But coffee isn't the only treat in store! We'll indulge in delicious pastry, such as cornetto (Italian croissant) and maritozzo (sweet bun filled with whipped cream), costing about €2-€4 each. Lunch will be a delightful affair of fresh pasta and regional specialties – think cacio e pepe, carbonara, or amatriciana. A satisfying lunch at a trattoria will set you back approximately €20-€30 per person. In the evenings, we might enjoy a delightful aperitivo – pre-dinner drinks and snacks – for around €10-€15 per person. And of course, no trip to Rome is complete without indulging in gelato!

Transportation within Rome is easy and affordable. Using the metro and buses will cost around €2-€3 per person per day. Taxis are available, but can be more expensive. We will also consider a guided tour (€40 per person), visiting historical sites like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum, immersing ourselves in history and legends. For dinner, you can expect to spend between €30 and €50 per person at mid-range restaurants.

During our exploration, we'll encounter a blend of architectural styles – from ancient Roman ruins to Baroque masterpieces. The city is filled with lush greenery, with the occasional orange tree or bougainvillea adding pops of vibrant color to the landscape. You'll see dogs of all breeds, beloved companions to their Roman owners. You'll also notice how the Romans are very attached to their families, often meeting at dinner time.

Estimated total cost per couple for a 5-day/4-night trip:€800 - €1200 (This estimate includes accommodation, food, drinks, transportation and activities. The exact cost will depend on your accommodation choices and dining preferences.)

Total estimated cost for the six travelers: €2400 - €3600. This trip promises not only an exploration of Roman coffee culture but also an unforgettable wellness journey through history, legend, and the heart of the Eternal City. Cin cin!