Mirela Letailleur (The Travel Bunny)

Mirela Letailleur is a Romanian travel blogger writing about affordable travel in Europe, creator of unique free travel guides, local travel expert. Problem solver. Wannabe coffee guru.
Visit Pisa travel guide: Aerial view of Pisa Cathedral, Pisa Baptistery, and Leaning Tower of Pisa with green lawns and surrounding cityscape

Visit Pisa: The Complete Pisa Travel Guide for First Timers

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Planning to visit Pisa? Don’t stop at the Leaning Tower of Pisa. This Pisa travel guide shows you the best things to do in Pisa beyond the photo op, from quiet corners like Piazza dei Cavalieri to overlooked gems like the Botanical Garden Pisa and Museo Nazionale di San Matteo. Whether you’re building a Pisa itinerary, traveling with kids, or wondering is Pisa worth visiting, you’ll get real tips from someone who’s been more than once. Find out where to stay, what to eat, how to get around, and when to go. Pisa rewards travelers who slow down. Start here.

View of Pisa by boat along the Arno River, showing colorful riverside buildings and the Church of Santa Maria della Spina, part of the route when sailing up the Arno River to Pisa.

Sailing Up the Arno River to Pisa: Best Navigator’s & Visitor’s Guide

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Yes, you can sail up the Arno River to Pisa, and it’s one of the most unique ways to experience Tuscany. In this guide, I share our full sailing itinerary from Portovenere to Nautica 180 Pisa, where we moored stern-to in calm river current. Along the way, we passed Retoni fishing huts, watched the sunrise over the water, and explored Pisa by boat with a slow, local rhythm. You’ll find route tips, marina advice, and a walking tour from the dock to Piazza del Duomo Pisa. Perfect for anyone planning a Mediterranean sailing itinerary including Pisa.

Mother traveling with a baby in Asia stands with stroller at ancient temple gate surrounded by lush forest

Traveling With a Baby: The Complete 2025 Guide

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Wondering how to start traveling with a baby? This parent-tested guide covers everything: what to pack, baby travel gear, baby sleep schedule while traveling, feeding tips, and how to manage baby travel insurance, flights, and road trips. You’ll learn how to fly with a lap infant, time drives around naps, prep for international travel with baby documents needed, and survive long journeys with less stress. From baby travel checklist templates to calming routines, this is your go-to 2025 guide for flying, driving, or glamping with a baby. Real advice, from one parent to another.

Toddler with lion backpack and red suitcase walking through airport terminal. Flying with toddlers tips for air travel, carry-on luggage, and airport travel with kids

Flying with Toddlers: The Complete 2025 Survival Guide

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Flying with toddlers doesn’t have to mean chaos. This complete 2025 guide is packed with personal tips, expert-backed strategies, and real travel hacks for making toddler air travel easier. From TSA rules and how to keep a toddler calm on a flight to gate-checking strollers, managing delays, toddler ear pain, snacks, sleep routines, and tantrum survival, I cover it all. Whether you’re flying short-haul or long-haul, solo or with help, this guide helps you plan smarter, pack better, and stay sane. Includes printable checklists, airline policy breakdowns, and honest advice from a parent who’s done it all.

Life in a French village in Provence. Traditional hilltop village in the South of France with stone houses and green valley

Life in a French Village. The Realities of Moving to the South of France

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Thinking about moving to a small village in the South of France? Before you pack up and chase the dream, read this honest guide to what life in a French village really looks like. I share the real costs, the slow pace, the beauty, and the challenges of building a life far from cities. From buying property and budgeting as an expat to learning village etiquette and dealing with isolation, this guide covers what no one tells you. Living in a small village in Provence is rewarding, but it demands more patience, resilience, and work than you might expect.