Many years ago I found this site,
And have used its info to go out in the early evening to view the International Space Station. Right now in my area all ISS views are in the morning, but that will change and we will have evening viewing again.
My best viewing was several years ago when I took my teen son to watch over an ocean view. When it came over the horizon I was unsure of the seen because there were actually two items in the sky moving tandem just a thumbs width apart at arms length apart. I wasn't sure anything was moving because they were moving together, no reference. But it didn't take but a few seconds to figure out they were both moving one following the other. I watched for the 6 or so minutes it takes to traverse the sky and we went home with me questioning what did I see. As you know google is your friend, I found the space shuttle had just undocked from the ISS and it landed in Florida at 9am the next morning. So we saw the Space Shuttle shortly after it left the ISS. Very cool!
The heavens-above site has many satellite orbits and other info. You need to sign in and put your log and lat in for proper orbit times.
Here are just some of the satellites listed, there are 200 listed but I don't think all are visible. Mikek
ISS
Tiangong 1
N. Korean satellite
Hubble Space Telescope
Envisat
Satellite database
Daily predictions for brighter satellites
Iridium Flares
Spacecraft escaping the Solar System
Amateur Radio Satellites - All Passes
Height of the ISS