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Local businesses in Patiala
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Hospitals: 98
- Mata Kaushalya Government Hospital; Rajindra Hospital; Unique Medicine Traders; Bedi Nursing Home; Drishti - Advanced Eye And Diabetic Care Centre; Narain Hospital; Patiala Eye Hospital and Lasik Laser Centre; Columbiaasia Hospital Pvt. Ltd.; Dr Preet Iner Singh Eye Hospital; Janak Surgicare and Ankur Advanced Urology Centre
- Clinics: 31
- Aggarwal Health Care; C.D Nursing Home; Bajwa Nursing Home; Bhatnagar Eye and ENT Clinic; Bhullar Homeopathic Clinic; Bindi Nursing Home; Cheema Infertility Clinic; District Deaddiction and Rehabilitation Society; Dr. Dharmveer Gandhi, Heart Clinic; Dr. JK's Advanced Chest Clinic
- Restaurants and cafes: 24
- Baithak Café; The Brooks Central; The Dessert Club; Canteen(G Block); Chawla's Chicken Treat; Club -16; Kravings; Patiala House; Sangam; Streat Cafe
- Hotels and lodges: 11
- Hostel Q; E Hostel; G Hostel; Iconic (N) hostel; Vasudha Hall; Eqbal Inn; Guest House
- Schools: 10
- Yadavindra Public School, Patiala; Our Lady of Fatima Convent Secondary School; St. Peter's Academy; Budha Dal Public School; Army School; Pax; YPS Stadium; DAV Public School
- Clothing shops: 2
- Adidas Showroom; grace galleray
Patiala facts
- District
- Patiala district
- Area
- about 339.9 sq km, about 350 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 147001 (Patiala City)
- Places nearby
- Shri Kali Devi Temple (Hindu Temple, 1 km), Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran Sahib (Sikh gurdwara, 1 km), Bahadurgarh Fort (building, 7 km)
- Culture and food
- Hinduism is the largest religion in Patiala with a significant Sikh minority. Patiala was a centre of religious, cultural and educational life, and it was the first town in the region to have a degree college, Mohindra College, in 1870.
- Getting there
- Patiala is linked to Delhi and other large cities by National Highways 44 and 7.
- History
- Patiala was established in 1763 by Ala Singh, a Jat Sikh chieftain who founded the Qila Mubarak fort around which the city grew.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.