similarly decorated. Three monumental gates lead to the Court Gardens, commissioned by Friedrich Karl von Schönborn from Joh. Georg Oegg. Today The gardens and representative rooms described above are open to the public. A memorial room is dedicated to the Residence's destruction in March 1945. It also honours Major John Davis Skilton, a "Monuments man" of the U.S. Army who was instrumental in preserving many of the art treasures after his arrival at Würzburg in June 1945. Most of the rest of the residence is occupied by the Martin von Wagner Museum (moved here in 1963) and organizations of the University of Würzburg. Some scenes of the 2011 film The Three Musketeers were filmed at Würzburg Residence. Gallery See also List of Baroque residences History of early modern period domes References Further reading Bayerische Verwaltung der staatlichen Schlösser, Gärten und Seen (Ed.), Residenz und Hofgarten Würzburg, Amtlicher Führer. Helmberger, Werner/Mauß, Cordula, So wohnte der Großherzog – Die vergessenen Empiremöbel der Residenz Würzburg, 2014. Helmberger, Werner/Staschull, Matthias, Tiepolos Welt – Das Deckenfresko im Treppenhaus der Residenz Würzburg, 2006. Helmberger, Werner/Staschull, Matthias, Tiepolos Reich – Fresken und Raumschmuck im Kaisersaal der Residenz Würzburg, 2009. Friedrich, Verena, Rokoko in der Residenz Würzburg – Studien zu Ornament und Dekoration des Rokoko in der ehemaligen fürstbischöflichen Residenz zu Würzburg, Reihe Forschungen zur Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte, Vol. IX, 2004. External links Würzburg Residence with the Court Gardens and Residence Square / UNESCO Official Website Page at Bavarian Castles and Gardens website Virtual-Tour through the Residence of Würzburg Palaces in Bavaria Gardens in Bavaria Museums in Bavaria Historic house museums in Germany Buildings and structures in Würzburg Castles in Bavaria Episcopal palaces in Germany Houses completed in 1744 Registered historic buildings and monuments in Bavaria World Heritage Sites in Germany Baroque architecture in Bavaria German Baroque gardens Baroque palaces in Germany 1744 establishments in the Holy Roman Empire