Notre-Dame De Reims By Gérard Rondeau.

The towers, 81 m tall (approx. 267 ft), were originally designed to rise 120 m (approximately 394 ft). The south tower holds just two great bells; one of them, named “Charlotte” by Charles, Cardinal of Lorraine in 1570, weighs more than 10,000 kg (about 11 tons).
Later history
During the Hundred Years' War the cathedral was under siege by the English from 1359 to 1360.