Local businesses in Margao
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 237
- Once upon a time; Utsav (inside of Nanutel); Aryaas pure veg; Cavatina Cuchina; Chickoo Tree; Spicy Family Restaurant; Assumption Tea Place; Durigo; Gaylin; Red Ginger
- Clothing shops: 59
- Leo Mell Fashion; BK Jeans; Brands lab; Casa Moda Boutique; Counter; Dor dhaaga; George garments; High Tagg Wearhouse; Intymen; Jina
- Jewellers: 20
- Chirag; KR Raikar and Sons; Lotus; Manek Gem Art International; R G Shirodkar Jewelers; Sanvi; Surendra and sons; TNS Jewellers; The KO Shop; The Ocean
- Supermarkets: 30
- Ocean hypermart; Ramola; Stop N Shop; sho faz; Borkar Superstores; Borkar's Super Stores; Borkars Super Stores; Borkars Supermarket; Coelho's Supermarket; Cyrus Super Store
- Salons and beauty shops: 34
- Ferns Beauty Parlour; Style me; Your Choice Salon; Aarti Beauty Concept; Bluma's; Charlis; Choden; Elite Beauty Saloon and Spa; Hair world; Hipsnip
- Clinics: 29
- Dr. Sharmad's Advanced Urology and Laproscopy Centre; Healthway Clinic; Kamakshi Ayra Wellness Clinic; Madhavbaug Multidisciplinary Cardic Care Clinic; Sims Physiotherapy clinic; Anuja's Physiotherapy Clinic; DXN Health Point; Dental Care - Dr. Aaron Gomes; Graceland; Health oasis
- Schools: 21
- Bloomz international school; Fatima Convent High School; Saint Aloysius High School; Selasians Of Don Bosco; Shree Damodar Higher Secondary School Of Science; English medium; LV Educational Centre; Mahila Nutan English High School; Manovikas; Old Presentation Convent High School
Margao facts
- Population, 2011 Census
- 87,650
- Area
- about 15.1 sq km, about 10 m above sea level
- People
- 90% literacy
- PIN codes
- 403601 (Margao)
- Places nearby
- Holy Spirit Church (church, 1 km), Dr Rajendra Prasad Stadium (sports venue, 1 km), Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (Margao) (multi-purpose stadium, 2 km), Goa Chitra Museum (indian museum, 2 km)
- Culture and food
- Margao is the commercial capital of Goa and is also called the cultural capital of Goa. Ravindra Bhavan at Fatorda is a cultural centre and a venue for the International Film Festival of India, and Nehru Stadium at Fatorda is Goa's biggest sports stadium.
- History
- Margão is the Portuguese spelling. The name may come from Mahargao, the village of the Mahars, or from the Sanskrit mathagrama, a village of monasteries.
- Education
- Margao has many schools and colleges, and most schools follow the Goa Board curriculum.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.