Here are some practical tips you can use to see Saturn through a telescope:

1. Confirm the position of Saturn in the night sky from your location using a planetarium app
2. Set your telescope on a stable, level platform such as a concrete patio
3. Use a wide-field, low-power finder scope to roughly point the telescope toward Saturn
4. Make sure the finder scope is aligned to the center of the telescope eyepiece (adjust the finder scope if needed)

Here are 11 tips:

1. Use a finder scope or red dot sight to help locate Saturn in a telescope
2. Look for Saturn in the early evening, when it is at its highest point in the sky
3. Use binoculars or a low-power telescope to find Saturn and then switch to a higher-power telescope to see the rings
4. Look for Saturn in dark skies away from city lights