VISITORS to a popular Worcestershire National Trust estate have a rare chance to step inside a historic tower on two remaining dates in 2026.
The Panorama Tower at Croome will open to visitors on September 16, offering sweeping views across the surrounding countryside from one of the estate’s most striking landmarks.
Architect James Wyatt built the tower in 1801 for the 6th Earl of Coventry, designing it to make the most of the far-reaching views across the landscape.
READ MORE: ‘National Trust site at Newark Park has best autumn colours’
The opening is part of a series of special access days throughout 2026.
The event is free to attend, although normal admission charges to Croome apply.
When is the last chance to go in the tower in 2026?
The tower will be open from 12pm to 2.30pm on September 16, with another opportunity on November 4.
November 4 will be the last chance visitors will have to visit the tower in 2026.
