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Virtual Tour

Welcome to the Panmure House virtual tour

Join Panmure's Programme Director for a tour through Adam Smith's former home, from the comfort of yours. 

Gallery of Panmure House today

Looking at Panmure House as you walk through Lochend Close. In the top right corner is the Burns Monument, a memorial to Scottish poet, Robert Burns.
The Panmure terrace reveals the former main entrance to the House.
A view looking out towards the nearby Canongate Kirk, where Adam Smith is buried. The angle is taken standing on the terrace at Panmure House.
A plaque commemorating the visit of H.R.H The Duke of Edinburgh in 1958.
The wooden doors and brick details of the House.
A lesser-known view of Panmure House taken from Dunbar's Close Garden during summertime. The Garden is open to the public and a quiet spot off of the busy Royal Mile.
The Reading Room with no furniture allows for the magnificent sage green tulipwood panelling to shine.
The 1st floor corridor leading into the Reading Room. The walls are decorated with artworks reflecting the life and times of Adam Smith.
The main stairwell leading up to the second floor.

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