Here's why:

* Venus is an inner planet, meaning it orbits closer to the sun than Earth.

* This means Venus is only visible when it's on the same side of the sun as Earth, but not too close to the sun's glare.

* After sunset, Venus will appear as a bright "evening star" in the western sky.

* Before sunrise, Venus will appear as a bright "morning star" in the eastern sky.

Important Note: The exact times Venus is visible will vary depending on its position in its orbit and the time of year. You can use a stargazing app or website to get specific times for your location.