On a good night, you can even see the smaller inner division. I always enjoy hearing someone's reaction to seeing Saturn in a telescope for the first time. They think I put a picture on the other side of the telescope. Saturn has one interesting point, it is the only planet in the solar system whose specific gravity is less than water. This means that if you placed any of the other planets in a huge tub of water, they would sink.
Titan is nearly half the size of the Earth.
It is also one of the easiest satellites to see. Iapetus orbits at nearly 4 million kilometers from Saturn. One side of Iapetus is heavily crated while the other side appears to be almost smooth. This phenomenon is still puzzling to the scientists. Dione is heavily cratered and also has winding valleys that are geological faults or cracks in the icy crust.