Here's something I find can be really helpful to remembering the logic behind the use of these prepositions
Note: the British say "at the weekend". Another possibility is also "over the weekend"
Very important!!!
This pyramid goes out the window as soon as we have a destination, or movement verbs (like go, come, travel, move...) Then we need "to".
Example: Come to France, go to Canada, travel to Beijing.
Always after go: to! Habituez-vous à ceci, répetez-le mille fois!
Only exception: "home". Like in French, we don't say "je vais à chez-moi" so the same in English, without the "to": "I'm going home"
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