A circular eyecatcher temple, the Panorama Tower was designed by James Wyatt in 1801 using design ideas by Robert Adam.
The building was not completed until after the 6th Earl of Coventry's death, probably in 1812.
It is located on Cubsmoor, 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) from the mansion.
It has views over the park and surrounding landscape,  and it was used in hunting as a viewing platform.
Grade 1 listed, it was in poor condition in 2009, and was undergoing essential repairs.
It was purchased by the National Trust in 2009, and restoration of it was funded by a grant from Natural England.
It is a prominent landmark that can be seen from the M5 motorway.
The watercolour design, signed by James Wyatt, survives.

It is situated on Knight's Hill at the very edge of the park.
The building had been in deterioration for decades.
It is a circular two-storey building with a central interior staircase leading up to a viewing platform under a domed roof where there are views across Worcestershire to the Malvern Hills.
The Tower is now separated from the rest of the park and Court, like the Worcester Lodge.
A circular eyecatcher temple, the Panorama Tower was designed by James Wyatt in 1801 using design ideas by Robert Adam. The building was not completed until after the 6th Earl of Coventry's death, probably in 1812. It is located on Cubsmoor, 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) from the mansion. It has views over the park and surrounding landscape,  and it was used in hunting as a viewing platform. Grade 1 listed, it was in poor condition in 2009, and was undergoing essential repairs. It was purchased by the National Trust in 2009, and restoration of it was funded by a grant from Natural England. It is a prominent landmark that can be seen from the M5 motorway. The watercolour design, signed by James Wyatt, survives.
It is situated on Knight's Hill at the very edge of the park. The building had been in deterioration for decades. It is a circular two-storey building with a central interior staircase leading up to a viewing platform under a domed roof where there are views across Worcestershire to the Malvern Hills. The Tower is now separated from the rest of the park and Court, like the Worcester Lodge.
Croome Court