Brightest natural objects in the sky

It is not possible to see stars outside of the Milky Way by naked eye.

With Telescopes however, it is possible. www.quora.com/Can-we-distinguish-individual-stars-in-other-galaxies-or-would-it-be-equivalent-to-say-we-know-there-are-other-forests-of-stars-galaxies-but-we-cant-tell-the-individual-trees-stars-What-is-the-farthest-individual/answer/Jerzy-Micha%C5%82-Pawlak contains an amazing answer that mentions two special cases of the furthest ones:

But what we can definitely see are globular clusters of galaxies. E.g. the article en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messier_87 basically gauges the size of galaxies by the number of globular clusters that they contain.

We can't see individual stars outside of the Milky Way:Any single star outside of the Milky Way cannot be seen.

The Large Magellanic Cloud stands out as the brightest thing we can see from outside the Milky Way by far!