M-30 is a bright globular cluster on the southeast border. At magnitude 7.5, it is easily seen in binoculars and is well resolved in telescopes. NGC 6907 on the southwestern side of the constellation is a magnitude 11.3 barred spiral galaxy. High powers are needed to see any detail. A large scope helps too.
Alpha is a fine double, easily separated in binoculars.
The pair is a pretty G3 and G6 spectral pair with a 6 arc-minute separation. Their magnitudes are 3.58 and 4.30.