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18/1, Gwalior Road, Opp BSNL office, Shahzadi Mandi,, Sadar Bazar, Agra Cantt, Idgah Colony, Agra, Uttar Pradesh 282001, India
contactos teléfono: +91 562 222 5830
sitio web: www.marbleemporium.com
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 27.162705, Longitude: 78.014377
anjali agarwal
::Best marble inlay emporium in Agra. Genuine products at genuine price. Also strongly recommended by leading traveling book "Lonely planet" and trip advisor. Polite staff and professional support. You will find jaw dropping pieces of marble inlay art work
Kapil Gupta
::Awesome collection. Nothing less than an museum. Intricate fine work, may be a little over priced, but definitely genuine hand crafted masterpieces. Worth visiting.
Himanshu Bansal
::Subhash Emporium is the finest art gallery to appreciate or buy authentic marble inlay objects in Agra. It is recommended by Lonely Planet, Conde Nast Traveller, Frommers, National Geographic, Fodor's and many other travel guides. Their Museum of Master Pieces exhibits the best works of marble inlay ever made in the 400 year history of this art.
Simone Gourguechon
::Total rip off and classic tourist trap!!! Overpriced!!! We were enamoured with the beautiful Taj Mahal marble work and with a guide recommended by a friend so we were too trusting. We fell for it which is our fault but were charged prices 5x what we later saw at the airport (which is usually expensive!). Raj Kothari was a very nice man but cunning salesman. A guide calling himself Khan took us around the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort and then took us here. Beware!
Andrew Machen
::Tourist trap. Beautiful but horribly overpriced goods with kickbacks to tour operators. If you're not Indian, make sure you start at 10% of their requested price and don't go over 20%. Also, I'd say that 75% of what came out of my salesman's mouth was, after checking, an outright lie.