Which adobe product would be recommended for video?

Hi!
     I'm looking to create a video that is essentially like a "Virtual Tour". I was wondering what Adobe product would be best to use to create such a video? Is there one that would allow me to build scenes or incorporate audio files?
Thank you!

Premier Pro And After Effect are 2 Adobe software are mainly for the Video edting and composting. Premier Pro is mainly for for Video Editing and After Effect can used for composting.
Present available version of both the software are compatible on 64 bit OS and trial can be downloaded from http://www.adobe.com/downloads and later you can purchase the full version after trying the same for 30 days.

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