Evenings this week offer the best chance to see what many, even serious sky watchers, have never seen. About 20 minutes after sunset (8:10 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. this week), look about 10 degrees (the width of your outstretched fist) above the horizon to the glow of the setting sun. Mercury will be visible for about 30 minutes before dipping below the trees and homes of most suburban horizons. Also, look about halfway up the sky above and to the left of Mercury for bright beautiful Jupiter.
http://www.wral.com/mercury-jupiter-and-saturn-will-be-visible-this-week/13641810/
So many insist it’s not real or even marvel “it really does have rings!” Now is a great time to observe Saturn while it is tilted enough to see a gap between those elegant rings and the planet. Saturn’s moon Titan should be visible with binoculars, to the right of the planet. Tethys, Dione and Rhea are visible clustered to the left through a small telescope. The Twitter account saturnmoonpos can help you identify them.
http://www.wral.com/mercury-jupiter-and-saturn-will-be-visible-this-week/13641810/
On Sunday evening, Saturn will be seen rising in the east at sunset and set the next morning (Monday) at sunrise. It will be visible full night as a very bright star, without a twinkle, with naked eyes, and even its rings shall be visible with binoculars, Adur said.
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/saturn-to-be-visible-to-the-naked-eye-this-sunday-520428
See Mars at its closest for over a decade and Saturn at opposition. At 10:29pm BST (21:29 UT) on Monday, 30 May 2016, Earth and Mars will be 46,777,480 miles (75,281,050 kilometres) apart — the closest that the pair have been since 30 October 2005.
https://astronomynow.com/2016/05/29/see-mars-at-its-closest-for-over-a-decade-and-saturn-at-opposition/
Periods when the planet is unobservable (i.e. when it is too close to the Sun, or passes behind it) are indicated by a dashed line; hence Saturn becomes lost from view (in the evening sky) in early December 2017 and becomes visible again (in the morning sky) in early January 2018.
http://www.nakedeyeplanets.com/saturn.htm
Saturn – How To Find It Tonight. How to find the Planet Saturn tonight. On April 28 2013 the ringed planet Saturn will be at opposition, meaning Saturn is opposite the Sun from Earth. The Sun Earth and Saturn form a straight line or alignment. What this means is, Saturn will be visible all night in our skies. Saturn is the second largest planet in the solar system to Jupiter (which can be seen low in the West) and is probably one of the most spectacular or beautiful objects visible to people on Earth.
http://www.meteorwatch.org/saturn-find-tonight/
Saturn to be visible to the naked eye this Sunday. Mumbai: Planet Saturn will come close to Earth on Sunday - its closest position till 2023 - and will be visible directly opposite the Sun, an astrophysicist said in Mumbai on Saturday. Akash Ganga Centre for Astronomy chief Bharat Adur said that the position is called Saturn opposition.
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/saturn-to-be-visible-to-the-naked-eye-this-sunday-520428
Titan is at elongation, 4¼ ring diameters east of Saturn, on 10 June and 26 June. Titan may be found the same distance west of the planet on 2 June and 18 June. If at all possible, do try to view Saturn and Mars within an hour or so of the time they transit (see our interactive Almanac for local times) so that they are as high as possible above your southern horizon.
https://astronomynow.com/2016/05/29/see-mars-at-its-closest-for-over-a-decade-and-saturn-at-opposition/
On Friday, 3 June, Saturn reaches opposition in the constellation Ophiuchus and the Earth makes its closest approach to the planet at 10:41am BST that morning, a ‘mere’ 9.015 astronomical units (AU), or 838 million miles (1,349 million kilometres) distant.
https://astronomynow.com/2016/05/29/see-mars-at-its-closest-for-over-a-decade-and-saturn-at-opposition/
On 30 May, Mars rises an hour before sunset as seen from the centre of the British Isles, and by 11pm will be visible as a magnitude -2 ochre-coloured ‘star’ low in the south-southeast. Mars has an angular diameter of 18.6 arcseconds this night — almost exactly the same size as the globe of nearby Saturn.
https://astronomynow.com/2016/05/29/see-mars-at-its-closest-for-over-a-decade-and-saturn-at-opposition/
when will saturn be visible
Saturn will be visible in early January 2018. Saturn will be visible on April 28, 2013.