From Újezdeček, there is a view of the Ore Mountains. From the village square, Mount Milešovka and the more distant Mount Kletečná can also be seen.
Nature
Nature walks are possible on the reclaimed former spoil heaps near Újezdeček.
History
Újezdeček was formerly called Malý Újezd. The character of the settlement was shaped particularly by mining and its direct connection to Teplice, especially in the area of public infrastructure. In the second half of the 19th century, mining and glassmaking led to a significant increase in the population. Lignite mining developed in the cadastral area of Újezdeček in 1880. Its industrial history includes the Fischman glassworks for bottle and bijouterie glass, as well as the Ascher glassworks for flat glass.
Townscape
In Újezdeček, there are remains of old farmsteads, old stone walls on buildings, and renovated entrance gates. The monument to the victims of the First and Second World Wars stands on náměstí Boženy Němcové. The Újezdeček land-use plan provides for preserving the Dukla settlement as an integral part of the municipality's history and as a residential complex of urban-planning value with a central square.
Transport
Újezdeček is connected to Teplice's urban public transport network.
Surroundings
Excursions towards Kamenný pahorek are possible from Újezdeček. Lake Barbora is located near Újezdeček at Kamenný pahorek and is used for diving. Lake Barbora is also a destination for holiday stays.
Other places: Moldava, Modlany, Nove Mesto V Krusnych Horach, Jeníkov, Krupka, Bystřany, Lahošť, Háj U Duchcova
