Vadodara

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Local businesses in Vadodara

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

IT and company offices: 4
VRUUX ABHIZHEK; Saumyaa Automation
Government offices: 7
Divisonal Railway Managers Office; Kuber Bhuvan; Land Record Office; State Record Room; Vadodara Irrigation Circle; Registrar Office
Colleges and universities: 8
Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya; Faculty of Performing Arts; Maharaja Sayajirao University; Faculty of Education and Psychology; Faculty of Arts; Faculty of Law; Faculty of Science; Faculty of Technology and Engineering MSU
Workshops and craft businesses: 1
Niksun Creations
Hospitals: 200
Medical College Hospital, Baroda; Om E.N.T. Hospital; Aaditya Child Care; Ankur Maternity Hospital; As Siddiq Surgical Hospital; Baroda Life Line Hospital; Dhanvantri E.N.T Hospital; Harshal Generaland Surgical Hospital; Mahalaxmi Homeopathic Girls College and Hospital; Mangalam Orthopaedic Hospital
Banks: 5
Punjab National Bank; Bank of Baroda; HDFC Bank; State Bank of India
Hotels and lodges: 9
Hampton by Hilton Vadodara-Alkapuri; Indian Railways NAIR Hostel; National Rail and Transportation Institute; Pahune Hostel; Sri Krishna; The Fern - An Ecotel Hotel; MSUniversity; Mine; Sunrise

Vadodara facts

District
Vadodara district
Population, 2011 Census
20,65,771
Area
about 235 sq km, about 129 m above sea level
PIN codes
382355 (Vadodara), 390001 (Vadodara), 362255 (Vadodara Dodia), 362275 (Vadodarazala)
Places nearby
Sursagar Lake (lake, 1 km), Khanderao Market (building, 1 km), Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum (museum, 1 km), Lakshmi Vilas Palace (palace, 1 km)
Education
Vadodara's institutions attract international students, especially from African countries such as Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, South Africa and Kenya.
History
The city was once called Chandanavati after Raja Chandan, and later Vadpatraka. Vadodara is said to come from the Sanskrit vatodara, in the belly of the banyan tree.
Getting there
Vadodara lies on the main rail and road routes linking Mumbai with Delhi and Ahmedabad.

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