Local businesses in Mysuru
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 207
- Santosha Cafe; Hotel New Quba Mess; Lalitha's "Maneruchi"; Dolphin Bakes 'N' Ice Creams; Mylary Agrahara; Café Delight; Green Leaf; Minimal Roasters; Om Shanti; Prakruthi Darshini (Idli man)
- Hotels and lodges: 111
- Aishwarya Residency; Hotel Viceroy; Fortune JP Palace; Hotel Darshan Palace; Roambay Hostels; Southern Star; Tusk; Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel; Corner Bunker; Hotel Mayura Hoysala
- Clothing shops: 26
- Chandan Garments; Mall of Mysore; Pan America Outlet; Big Bus; Chopra's; Lollipop; Mysore Silk Udyog; People; Rangoli Showroom; Shoppers stop
- Jewellers: 7
- Mexico Jewellery; Geethanjali; Juyalukkas; Bhima & Brothers; Josalukas; Shankar Shetty & Sons; Malabar Gold
- Salons and beauty shops: 4
- American Hairdresser; Beautique; Men's Saloon
- Clinics: 48
- Ashwini Nursing Home, Lakshmipuram; Trupthi Urology and Kidney Centre; Annapoorna Hospital; Karuna Hospital; Sharada Nursing Home; Akkammanni Aaspatre; BKG Multi Speciality Health Centre; Chinmaya Kids Clinic; Dhanya Wellness Clinic; Dr Lalitha Memorial Chamundeshwari Nursing Home
- Electronics and mobile shops: 11
- M J Company's; Sony World; Giria's; Girias Kuvempu Nagara; Airtel shop; Sangeetha Mobiles; Samsung; Vodafone Idea; Airtel
Mysuru facts
- District
- Mysore district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 9,20,550
- Area
- about 112.81 sq km, about 770 m above sea level
- Places nearby
- Devaraja Market (market, 1 km), Jaganmohan Palace (royal residence and arts gallery at Mysore, India, 1 km), St. Bartholomew's Church (church, 1 km), Mysore Palace (historical palace, 1 km)
- Culture and food
- Mysuru is called the cultural capital of Karnataka and is well known for the ten-day Dasara festival, first introduced by King Raja Wodeyar I in 1610. The city receives many visitors during Dasara.
- History
- Mysuru is the anglicised form of Mahishuru, the abode of Mahisha, and refers to the mythical demon Mahishasura.
- Education
- Modern education began in Mysuru with a free English school in 1833, and Maharaja's College was founded later.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.