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Yes, there are situations where 参观 (cān guān) would not be appropriate. For example, if someone is asking to visit a private residence, 参观 (cān guān) would not be appropriate. Instead, the more appropriate word to use would be 拜访 (bài fǎng), which means "to visit (a person)".
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参观 (cān guān) is both formal and informal. It is used to refer to a visit to a place, usually for the purpose of sightseeing or learning. For example, you could say "学校组织我们去博物馆参观。" which is translated to "The school has organized our trip to the museum." in English.
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1. 浏览 (liú lǎn): to browse, to look over
2. 游览 (yóu lǎn): to tour, to visit
3. 观光 (guān guāng): sightseeing
4. 视察 (shì chá): to inspect, to examine
5. 探访 (tàn fǎng): to visit, to call on
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