Local businesses in Gwalior
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 34
- Treat Family Restaurant; shree ram tea stall; Alfanzo; Karwaan; The tea time (Serving Health); Bajaj Juice Centre; Fort View Cafe; Shiv Ras Bhandar; N.J. Foods; Punjabi food factory
- Hotels and lodges: 24
- City Plaza Hotel; Hotel City Plaza; Hotel Fort View; Hotel MK Vivanta; Golden Palace; Sun Beam; Hotel Man Mandir; Ambience; Boys Hostel, MPCT; Gopagiri Homestay
- Attractions and museums: 10
- Gwalior Fort; Geoscience Museum; Man-Singh-Palace; Thirtankars; Gujari Mahal (Archaeological Museum); HH Maharaja Sir Jiwajirao Scindia Museum; Archaeological Museum
- Places of worship: 24
- Jai Maa Kailadevi Darbaar; Shree Riddheshwar Ganesh Ji Maharaj; Girraj Park; Teli-ka-Mandir; Chaturbhuj Temple; Sasbahu; Gurudwara Data Bandi Chhor Sahib; Mote Ganesh Ji; Shitla Mata Mandir; Shri Laxmi Narayan Mandir
- Parks and stadiums: 42
- Captain Roop Singh Stadium; Taran Pushkar; Phoolbagh; Maharani Laxmi Bai Marg Park; Durga Park; belly kidzy park; kids parks; public ground; senior citizen cafe; veerangna jhalkaribai koli park
- Hospitals: 72
- Rathi Hospital; Apex Hospital, Gwalior; Atishay Hospital; Ayushman Neuro Cardio Centre and Shubham Hospital; Boston Hospital; Cancer Hospital And Research Institute; Dubey Orthopaedic and Maternity Nursing Home; Global Speciality Hospital; Gokhale Hospital; Govil Hospital
- Schools: 13
- The Manvendra Global School; Samarth Bal Mandir School; Shaskiya Girl's Upper Middle School; Venus Public School; football ground; ground 1; hockey ground; prayer ground; rkvm basketball ground; rkvm cbse school
Gwalior facts
- District
- Gwalior district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 11,01,981
- Area
- about 604 sq km, about 196 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 474003 (Gwalior City), 474008 (Gwalior Fort), 474002 (Gwalior R.S.), 474005 (Gwalior Residency)
- Places nearby
- Captain Roop Singh Stadium (cricket ground, 1 km), Sasbahu Temple (Hindu temple, 2 km), Usha Kiran Palace (heritage hotel, 2 km), Teli ka Mandir (9th century Hindu temple, 2 km)
- Education
- Gwalior hosts several prominent government and private universities and is a significant education centre.
- Culture and food
- Hindus are the large majority in Gwalior, with Muslim and Jain communities, and the city has a long history of religious harmony. Gwalior Barbat is a well-known local dish.
- History
- Gwalior takes its name from Gwalior Fort, earlier known as Gopgiri, Gop Parvat or Gopachal, and the region was once called Gopashetra, the land of cowherds.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.