Delhi

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Local businesses in Delhi

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 334
Po; Shake Square; Caffè Tonino; Mount Fuji; Warehouse Café; Zen; The Colonnade; Third Wave Coffee Roasters; Gulati; Juggernaut
Clothing shops: 151
Baluja's; Global Desi; Jainsons; Marks & Spencer; Vintage Retail; Kamala – The Craft Shop; Coronet; Craft House Delhi; Uphaar Centre; Dashmesh Pagrian
Jewellers: 27
Sillviato; Lovely Jewellery; Alok Lodha; Amrapali; Art Karat; Blue Bird Imitation Jewelry; Kanjimull & Sons; Leela; Mayur Jewellery; Moti Jewels palace
Supermarkets: 3
Delhi Organic Farmers Market (DOFM); Cottage Emporium; Krishna Store
Salons and beauty shops: 29
SR Gaur Unisex Salon; Coiffures Salon; Eves Beauty Parlour; Raj Luxury Salon; Prince Salon; Scissors Plaza Men Salon; Smart Hair Studio; The Lutyens Salon; The cutting edge; Aayna
Clinics: 17
Babar Road Allopathic Dispensary; CGHS Dispensary North Avenue; CGHS Dispensary Pandara Road; CGHS Dispensary South Avenue; CGHS Dispensary Zakir Husain Road; DGD Delhi High Court; President Estate Clinic; New Delhi Municipal Council Polyclinic; Urban UPC Dispensary; East West Medical Center
Schools: 40
Lycée Français de Delhi; Air Force Bal Bharati School; Kerala School; Delhi Public School, Mathura Road; Guru Harkrishan Public School; Lady Irwin Senior Secondary School; Saint Columba's School; Government Sarvoday Bal Vidyalaya; Raghubir Singh Junior Modern School; School of planning and architecure

Delhi facts

Population, 2011 Census
1,67,87,941
Area
about 1484 sq km, about 221 m above sea level
PIN codes
110006 (Delhi Sadar Bazar), 110010 (Delhi Cantt), 110042 (Delhi Engg. College), 110003 (Delhi High Court Extension Counter)
Places nearby
Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium (field Hockey stadium, New Delhi, India, 1 km), Khan Market metro station (metro station, 1 km), Fort Madhogarh (fort, 1 km), National Museum of India (museum, 1 km)
Local economy
Delhi is the largest commercial centre in northern India.
Culture and food
Hinduism is the largest religion in Delhi, followed by Islam, Sikhism, Jainism, Christianity and Buddhism. A strong Punjabi influence can be seen in the city's language, dress and food.
History
Seven cities are traditionally linked with the Delhi region, the earliest being Indraprastha, described in the Mahabharata as a city on the Yamuna.

Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.