The Stefan Jäger Museum is dedicated to the life and work of the painter Stefan Jäger (1877–1962). It was opened in 1996 and built with the support of the German state of Bavaria; it comprises the former memorial house devoted to the painter (opened in 1969) and a new building. The building includes an ethnography section, an archaeology section, a room devoted to the notable figures of Jimbolia, a meeting room, a traditional Swabian room and an exhibition space. The painter's studio has remained unchanged and contains, besides objects that belonged to the artist, eleven oil paintings, watercolours and sketches.