Prepositions of place in German - When to use 'auf', 'an', 'in', 'nach' and 'zu' | CBG Show 2.02

Perplexed by prepositions? Tune in to this episode of The Coffee Break German Show and learn how to use location prepositions in German, depending on the following noun.
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So, zu is only dativ and for destination.Can we use it for closed places and open spaces? Supermarket,concerts...for mountain? Ich farhe ins Berg,zu and auf also can be used?

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Hallo👋 Danke für deine Frage.
Zu always takes the dative and the dative is used for location and the destination, not the movement to the destination. For supermarket, it is correct to say: Ich gehe zum Supermarkt. Even though movement is inferred, the dative has to be used because of zu. The same with this example: Ich gehe zu einem Konzert. However, it would be: Ich fahre in die Berge - In this case, zu is not required and movement to the mountains implies the accusative with in.