Panorama Tower open days
Visit the Panorama Tower, built in 1801 by James Wyatt for the 6th Earl of Coventry. Enjoy panoramic views of the countryside from the balcony.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Take a peek inside one of Croome's eye-catchers which is usually closed to the public. With fantastic panoramic views across the surrounding countryside from the top of the tower, you'll understand why James Wyatt chose this location to build the Panorama Tower for the 6th Earl of Coventry in 1801.
This is a free event (normal admission applies). Donations to support caring for Croome are welcome.
Times
Prices
Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Meeting point
Panorama Tower - There is a guided walk to the tower, please see the separate event advert.
- What to bring and wear
Sensible footwear is required as there is a spiral staircase in the building.
- Accessibility
This walk is not accessible for either wheelchairs or mobility scooters.
- Other
Dogs are welcome, they must be kept on leads in the parkland. Please note that there is no transport to or from the Panorama Tower. This is a free walk but donations are welcomed and a Walks Map is available from Croome's shop. There is limited parking near the tower but there is still a walk across a field. In bad weather please check website or social media for changes in opening times.
Upcoming events
Pages from Nature: Walk through the Pleasure Grounds
Celebrate the 200 year anniversary of the publication of the 1824 guidebook to Croome, the Hortus Croomensis. Explore the views, scents and sounds of the garden at Croome using your own Hortus Croomensis booklet to guide you.
Robert Adam - Guided Tour
Join our amazing volunteers for a peek behind the scenes whilst Croome is closed for a while!
Pages from Nature - Guided Tour
Join our amazing volunteers for a peek behind the scenes whilst Croome is closed for a while!
Boys School House Tours
After the Second World War, the house at Croome was used as a boarding school for boys. Former pupil Pete will be giving tours of the house and sharing his experience of that time