If you wanted to observe the center of our galaxy, you would need to point a telescope in the direction of the constellation

From the Southern Hemisphere, look generally northward, higher in the sky and turn this chart upside down. Chart via AstroBob. Bottom line: The Teapot asterism in the constellationSagittarius is easy to spot in a dark sky. When you look in the direction, you're looking toward the center of our Milky Way galaxy.