concentrates many particular mansions, of all styles and ages (15th to 20th centuries). High society members, politicians, barristers, doctors... continue to live there. Mansions, rue d'Alsace-Lorraine, 19th-century bourgeoisie style houses. Statue La Baigneuse by Paul Belmondo, aside the rue Royale (1955). Statue of Calvin, by Daniel Leclercq, facing the Calvinist temple (2009). The FRAC Centre building named "Les turbulences", an advanced piece of architecture covered with L.E.Ds. Memorial Museum to the Children of Vel d'Hiv at the Centre d'étude et de recherche sur les camps d'internement du Loiret (Study and Research Centre on the Internment Camps in Loiret), commemorating over 4,000 Jewish children who were concentrated at the Vélodrome d´Hiver cycling arena in Paris in July 1942, after which they were interned at either Pithiviers or Beaune-la-Rolande, and eventually deported to the Auschwitz extermination camp. Many historical houses and mansions (hundreds) can still be admired in the city centre, which is one of the largest in France due to the great importance of the city until the 20th century. The historical centre dating back to the 15th century extends far beyond the limits of the pedestrian sector that has been extensively restored in the past few years. In fact it corresponds to the portion of the modern city which is enclosed by the Boulevards. Many historical monuments remain in the non-pedestrian sectors of the city (for example, at rue Notre-Dame-de-Recouvrance, at rue des Carmes, at rue de la Bretonnerie, at Square Saint-Aignan). Museums Museums in Orléans: Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Orléans Charles Peguy Centre Joan of Arc's House Fine Arts Museum City Historical and Archeological Museum Natural Science Museum Parks Parks in Orléans: Parc Floral de la Source Motte Sanguin garden Charpenterie garden Botanic garden Anjorrant park Charbonnière park Moins Roux park Pasteur park Media TV network: Orléans TV Newspaper: La République du Centre (the Republic of the Centre) Music Annual week-long classical music festival Semaines musicales internationales d'Orléans, founded in 1968. Burning Heads Sport Orléans has a basketball team: Orléans Loiret Basket which is in the French first division. The club won the "Coupe de France" of basketball, its first major trophy, in the season 2009 – 2010. Orléans also has a football club, the US Orléans, which plays in Championnat National. There is also a semi-professional rugby team, RC Orléans. The city also has very well known clubs in karate, fencing and judo. In 2012, Orléans hosted a stage