City overview
Orthodox Jewish Las Vegas centers on the west side - Summerlin and the neighborhoods around Charleston Boulevard and Fort Apache Road - with a second hub in Henderson. Most kosher restaurants are supervised by the Va'ad HaKashrus of Las Vegas, a project of Chabad of Southern Nevada. The city's signature attractions run from the Strip to Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon west rim, so a rental car (or rideshare) makes a visit much easier.
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Sphere
Las Vegas, NV · See website
Next-generation domed venue with immersive shows on a giant wraparound LED screen.
Time needed
1-2 hours
Phone
(725) 258-6724Website
https://www.thesphere.com/Neighborhood
The Strip

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Free (zip line priced separately)

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Per-vehicle fee; timed entry in season - see website

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$10 per vehicle ($15 non-Nevada vehicles)

Skywalk package from $99 - see website

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Free entry; games cost quarters

Per-vehicle fee - see nps.gov

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Kosher map of Las Vegas, NV
Pick a place on the map or search an address or hotel to see what is kosher around it.






