Würzburg Cathedral is named after St. Kilian the so called Apostle of the Franks. The Romanesque church was built in 1040 A.D. by bishop Bruno. Round about 1500 A.D. the aisles were remodeled in Late-Gothic style. In the 17th century the style of the interior was changed to the Baroque style. In the bombing raid on the 16th of March 1945 80% of Würzburg were destroyed. The cathedral received severe damage and the Northern wall collapsed. It took until 1967 to rebuild, reconstruct and restore the cathedral. The neighbouring Church of the Collegiate Collge - Neumünster - was built in the 11th century. In the 17th century the church was completely remodeled in Baroque style.