The house was built in 1835 by raja rajendra mullick a.
The marble palace calcutta.
The house was built in 1835 by raja rajendra mullick a.
It is one of the best preserved and most elegant houses of nineteenth century calcutta.
Marble palace named by lord minto is a whimsically built nineteenth century mansion in north kolkata.
It is located at 46 muktaram babu street.
Marble palace is a palatial nineteenth century mansion in north kolkata.
It is located at 46 muktaram babu street.
Marble palace is a palatial nineteenth century mansion in north kolkata.
The mansion is famous for its marble walls floors and sculptures from which it derives its name.
Marble palace kolkata calcutta.
It is located at 46 muktaram babu street kolkata 700007.
Top choice museum in kolkata calcutta.
Marble palace stefan krasowski on flickr creative commons built by a wealthy bengali merchant with a penchant for art and luxury the marble palace in kolkata recalls a time when calcutta was.
Marble palace is a palatial nineteenth century mansion in north kolkata.
Kolkata calcutta witness of one of the city s most luxurious 19th century structures at marble palace kolkata a grand mansion built in 1835 for the wealthy merchant and art connoisseur raja rajendra mullick.
Located at 46 muktaram babu street chorbagan it is one of those quirky palatial houses that represent the spirit of grandeur and extravagance of 19th century calcutta.
Marble palace this is no more left as a palace and looks like a haunted place.
The interior features lavish decorations and victorian furniture.
The mansion is famous for its marble walls floors and sculptures from which it derives its name.
To find marble palace from mg rd metro walk north and turn left at the first traffic light 171 chittaranjan cr ave.
Located in one of the businest place in the city.
The marble palace kolkata located at 46 muktaram babu street kolkata 700007 is a palatial mansion located in north kolkata india which was built by raja rajendra mullick in 1835 and contains many beautiful western sculptures pieces of victorian furniture and paintings by european and indian artists.