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Nice has plenty of tourist attractions including interesting Old Town and port areas and a large, safe family beach (unfortunately of pebbles not sand). The region has long been home to famous artists, with world-class museums dedicated to Matisse and Chagall in Nice, and Picasso's villa in nearby Antibes, among others. Those who want to pretend to be movie stars can visit Antibes or Cannes, which both have good sand beaches.
But the Côte d'Azur has much more to offer than just sea, sun and
movie stars. It has a rich Mediterranean culture with picturesque
mediaeval town centres and a strong tradition of open air dining and
concerts. And if the Côte is too lively for you, the region behind is rugged,
scenic and unspoilt.