They will look even better in your scope, and they're easy to find. The moon and planets like Jupiter and Saturn fall into this category. Take a good, long look. You'll be surprised at the detail that begins to appear after you've stared at an object for a while. The dark bands on Jupiter begin to resolve into oval storms and swirling clouds.
Divisions begin to appear in the rings of Saturn.
Not all of these details are real, however. For far away objects like the Andromeda Galaxy, you'll need some special techniques. Look at photos of the objects you are planning to observe. That way you can impress your observing partners by pretending to see features that really aren't visible in the scope. Ha, just kidding.