Teatro Eden

Teatro Eden is an Art Deco building originally designed as a cinema in Santa Maria Maior that now operates as a hotel. The rectangular structure features a central body with two horizontal bands and decorative low reliefs that define its facade.

Built between 1930 and 1937, this structure was designed by architect Cassiano Branco in the Art Deco style and originally functioned as a cinema theater. Its construction reflected the modern architectural tastes of Lisbon during that period.

The facade displays nine sculptural reliefs created in 1934 by artist Leopoldo de Almeida, each depicting different artistic subjects that catch your eye. These works frame the entrance and side walls, giving the structure a distinctive visual presence that stands out from nearby buildings.

The building operates as the VIP Executive Eden Aparthotel with accommodation and a rooftop terrace overlooking central Lisbon. Visitors can explore the exterior and public areas to appreciate both the architecture and the city views from above.

The building maintains its protected status as cultural heritage while operating as a modern hotel in Lisbon's historic quarter. This balance shows how historic structures can remain in active use while preserving their architectural integrity for future generations.