City office.
The town of Újezd near Brno was founded in 1131. It lies on the border of two mountain systems, the Vněcarpathian Lowlands and the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands. The town now has approximately 3080 inhabitants.
Sights:
church of st. Peter and Paul
evangelic church
bell tower of St. Cyril and Methodius
chapel of St. Antonina
Mound of peace near Praca (north of the city, commemoration of the battle near Slavkov)
Here you can also find a sign of a former Celtic settlement - the houses on St. Jana are arranged in the shape of the letter U.
Natural beauty:
Nature reserve Špice (NW from the city)
Rychmanovský pond on the river Cézava or Lithuania.