Nellore

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Local businesses in Nellore

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 6
Choc Zo – Bite for Bliss; Princess Restaurant; Adhyar Anand Bhavan; Babu Bakery and Juice Shop; Babu Icecreams; kms workshop
Hotels and lodges: 5
A.P Tourism Hotel; Hotel Presidents Inn; Dr uttama; Grand MINERVA
Attractions and museums: 1
Necklace road view point
Cinemas and theatres: 8
Archana Theatre; Leelamahal; Narthaki Theatre; Newtakies; Radha, Madhav, Gopika Theatre; Siri Multiplex; Vinyaka Theatre; S2 cinemas
Places of worship: 23
Bara Shaheed Dargah; Raja Rajeshwari Temple; Sri Kanyakaparameswari Temple; venugolapa swammy; Sai Baba Main Temple; Sri Saibaba Temple; Sri Mahalakshmi Temple; Shiva Temple; Vinayaka Temple; Saibaba Temple
Parks and stadiums: 8
VRC Grounds; Nandanam Park,Balaji nagar; kms park; subba reddy stadium; police parade ground; Childrens park
Malls and department stores: 4
MGB Felicity Mall; kamal agencies; DR Mall; MG MALL
Supermarkets: 5
Pabisetty Supermarket; Sarupuri Supermarket; BMR Supermarket; Nandas; Reliance SuperMarket
Clothing shops: 1
Sunday Market
Hospitals: 104
E.S.I Hospital; R.S.R. Sarada Maternity Hospital; Rich Hospitals; Susrutha Uro Renal Hospital; Aravind Kidney Centre; Bhaskar Reddy Hospital; Deepthi Nursing Home & Laproscopic Center; S S Hospital; SPSR Nellore Hospital and Research Center; Sri Durga Hospital and Brain Center

Nellore facts

District
Nellore district
Population, 2011 Census
5,47,621 (4,04,775 in 2001)
Area
about 149.02 sq km, about 18 m above sea level
PIN codes
524001 (Nellore Z.P), 524003 (Nellore Ceremic Factory), 524322 (Nellore Cutchery)
Places nearby
Damaramadugu (village, 9 km)
Culture and food
Nellore's residents are called Nelloreans. The Rottela Panduga, or bread festival, is held every year at the Bara Shaheed Dargah on the bank of Swarnala Cheruvu, and draws visitors from every religious background.
Education
Vikrama Simhapuri University is in Nellore.
History
One account links the name to a sacred lingam found beneath a nelli tree, the Indian gooseberry.

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