Orbital Body: 1 (and moons)

Take one large high-metal world with rings, add several rapidly orbiting moons, and you get these amazing views. Three tiny moons orbit just outside the ring system, with one pair of moons close enough to have the rings inside the exclusion zone of the moon - less than 500 km! Two other larger moons orbit slightly farther out, with moon 1 D at a high inclination. The orbits around the planet range from 12 hours down to a mere 3 hours, creating a rapidly changing view. Dramatic view changes can occur in as little as 15 minutes.

Planet 1 B is recommended for viewing. A 12-hour time lapse from that location can be seen here.

Additional credit to edastro.com for information leading to this discovery.

Addendum: The system also hosts a gas giant with ammonia based life (planet 5) that is orbited by four I class gas giants. The view is not as epic as with the A1 planet but still can be worth a visit, considering that one of the orbiting giants has a moon, which can be used for observing all of them on the horizon (source).