Local businesses in Belagavi
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 39
- Gawde Vada Pav; All India Bhel House; Central Park; Camp Friends Corner; Hotel Sanman; Saffron Vegetarian Cuisine; Abhishek Chicken 65 Centre; Aqsa Chai Station Indian Chinese Street Food; Syaaji Restaurant; Arpan
- Clothing shops: 8
- Dimple; Levi's Store; M/s Belgaonkar Cloth Centre; Crocodile; Jockey Store; Soch; Westside; Pantaloons
- Jewellers: 1
- Guruprasad jewellers
- Supermarkets: 4
- Nucleus Mall; D Mart; Reliance Smart; Reliance Smart Bazaar
- Clinics: 41
- Ashirwad Maternity Home; Ayush Clinic; Bagawadi Eye and Dental Care; Chirayu Life Care; Dr. Ankolekar's Maternity & Nursing Home; Dr. Bhushan Desai's Kidney Stone Clinic; Dr. Hosmani Endocrine Centre; Dr. Kodkany`s Eye Centre; Dr. Mane's Multi Speciality Homeopathic Clinic; Dr. Murgesh Patil Vaatsalya Children's Clinic
- Schools: 47
- Jain Heritage School; Aaryans World School; Bharatesh English Medium School; Donald Duck Kindergarten School; Gajananrao Bhatkande English Medium High School; KLs Pre Primary and Primay School; Love Dale Central School; Oriental English Medium School; Phoenix Residential Public School; St. Marys High School
Belagavi facts
- District
- Belagavi district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 4,88,157
- Area
- about 94 sq km, about 762 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 577428 (Belagavi)
- Local economy
- Belagavi grew into a foundry and hydraulics centre from a small unit set up over a century ago. It is also an important source of vegetables, fruit, meat, fish and timber, and trades mainly with Goa, Maharashtra and cities such as Pune and Bengaluru.
- Culture and food
- Belagavi's food draws on Karnataka, Konkan and Maharashtra. Breakfast can be poori-bhaji, idli-dosa, upma or sabudana khichdi, lunch includes chapati, rice and jowar rotti, and seafood is cooked in Goan, Maharashtrian and North Karnataka styles.
- History
- Belagavi was founded in the late 12th century by the Ratta dynasty. A Ratta official built the Jain temple Kamal Basadi in 1204.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.