"Where to go" is how you ask about a place in English.
If you are asking someone for directions, you might say "Excuse me, where is it located?" or "Can you tell me where I should go?" If you are giving someone directions, you might say "Go straight down this road and then turn left at the next intersection." or "You'll need to go through the city center, then turn right at the second set of traffic lights."
If you are asking for recommendations on places to visit, you might say "I'm looking for something interesting to do. Do you have any suggestions?" or "I'm not sure what to see here. Where should I start?" If you are giving recommendations, you might suggest "There's a great museum downtown that's free on Saturdays. Or, if you want to shop, there's a new mall just outside the city."
These are just a few examples of how you might ask or give directions in English. The specific words and phrases you use will depend on the situation and who you are speaking with.
