No, it is not possible to see the Tranquility Base, the site where the Apollo 11 lunar module landed on the Moon in 1969, from Earth. The Tranquility Base is located within the Sea of Tranquility, a relatively flat and smooth area on the lunar surface.
The distance between the Earth and the Moon is about 384,400 kilometers (238,900 miles), and the details of the Tranquility Base are much too small to be visible with the naked eye or even with most telescopes from such a distance. The Apollo landing sites on the Moon are only a few meters across and cannot be resolved by telescopes on Earth.
However, there have been missions and spacecraft sent to the Moon that have taken detailed photographs of the Apollo landing sites. The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), a NASA spacecraft launched in 2009, has captured high-resolution images of the Apollo landing sites, including the Tranquility Base. These images provide close-up views of the lunar surface and the equipment left behind by the Apollo missions.