What is norumbega tower?

Norumbega Tower is a historic tower in Weston, Massachusetts, USA. It was built in 1889 by industrialist and philanthropist Henry Clay Ide as a homage to Leif Erikson and Norse explorers. The tower is a 38-foot-tall miniature replica of a Viking tower. It is constructed of fieldstone and has four levels that offer scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The tower was originally used as an observation tower, but it has also been used for a variety of purposes over the years, including as a restaurant and meeting place. Today, the tower is part of Norumbega Park, a public park that is popular with walkers and picnickers. It is also a popular spot for wedding ceremonies and other special events.