According to the search results, the planets visible today depend on the location and time. However, here are some general observations:

• Venus is visible in the eastern sky in the couple of hours before dawn.
• Jupiter is visible all night and sets just before sunrise.
• Saturn is visible in the southern sky as darkness falls.
• Mercury is visible only after sunset, but it is difficult to see.
• Mars is not visible for the rest of 2023.
• Uranus and Neptune are technically visible, but they are very faint and require binoculars or a telescope.

To get more specific information about the planets visible today, one can use a visible planets calculator like the one provided by The Old Farmers Almanac.