The mountain chain known for the peaks of Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn is the Alps. Mont Blanc, straddling the border between France and Italy, is the highest peak in the Alps, while the Matterhorn, located on the border of Switzerland and Italy, is famously recognized for its distinctive pyramid shape. Both mountains are iconic symbols of the Swiss and French Alps, attracting climbers and tourists from around the globe. The region is also known for its rich culture, skiing resorts, and stunning landscapes.