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Local businesses in Surat
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Hospitals: 352
- Government Medical College and New Civil Hospital, Surat; SIDS Hospital & Research Centre; New Civil Hospital; Adventist Wockhardt Heart Hospital; Arpan Public Charitable Trust; Atmadeep Eye Hospital; Aum Orthopaedic and Maternity Hospital; Chinmaya Hospital; Krupa Orthopaedic Hospital; Shivjoti Multispeciality Hopsital
- Clinics: 79
- Aastha Homeopathy Skin Care Clinic; Akshar Homeo Clinic; Allure Laser Centre; Ami Sagar Polyclinic; Arogyam Clinic; Astha Clinic & Skin Care; Baby Beats Heart Centre; Baidynath Clinic; Bapa Sitaram Clinic, Skin and Hair Care; Bhimani Clinic
- Restaurants and cafes: 33
- The Waffle House; Pizza Da Dhaba; Gokulam Dairy; Jagdish Baldaniya's Home; iDot Cafe; Mahalaxmi Juice And Fast Food Corner; Belgian Waffles; Dairy Corner & Fast Food; Sumul's MasterChef, Multicuisine Restaurant And Banquet; Zest Restaurant
- Hotels and lodges: 7
- Hilton Garden Inn Surat City Centre; Hotel Sifat International; Nidhivan Palace; Ginger Surat (City Center); Hotel Sarita; Yadgar Hotel; Hotel Welcome
- Schools: 9
- G. G. Zadafiya Vidhyalay; Saraswati Vidhyalaya; St. Xaviers School; Nagar Primary School No 60; Govt. School; Tapidas & Tulsidas Varajdas School; Vanita Vishram School
- Clothing shops: 4
- Onyx For men; varachha; OOZY YOUR FAMILY DRESS CODE; Dressify
- Jewellers: 2
- Sahaj Jewels; Shree Dhanlakshmi Jewellers
Surat facts
- Population, 2011 Census
- 44,67,797
- Area
- about 327 sq km, about 13 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 395003 (Surat RS), 395002 (Surat Textile Market)
- Places nearby
- Saraswati Mandir (writer's house museum, historic site, 2 km), Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Indoor Stadium (Indoor stadium, 5 km), Cable Bridge (Surat (bridge, 5 km), CB Patel International Cricket Stadium (cricket stadium, 8 km)
- Local economy
- Surat is a major hub of diamond cutting and polishing, with the first diamond workshops in Gujarat appearing in Surat and Navsari in the late 1950s. It ranked ninth in India by GDP in 2016.
- Culture and food
- Surat is known for its food and street food, with a Gujarati saying that you should eat in Surat. Local dishes include locho, ghari, undhiyu, ponk, dhokla and khaman.
- Getting there
- Surat railway station was built in 1860 and is under the Western Railway zone.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.