 In England, rose windows are rare and the west end is generally dominated by a single very large traceried window as at York Minster and Canterbury, while some Early English fronts retain rows of lancet windows as at Salisbury and Ripon Cathedrals.The west front of most major French churches and many English, Spanish and German ones have two towers, which can express an enormous diversity of form and decoration.In Germany and Eastern Europe there may be a single tall tower at the western end as at Freiburg Minster.