The direction was changing a lot when it was deeper in the sun's gravity well and during the Jupiter/Saturn flybys, but currently roughly towards Ophiucus: https://heavens-above.com/SolarEscape.aspx
(note the use of right ascension/declination instead of north/south/east/west, as those would change with your location on earth, time of day, and the seasons)
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UmbralRaptor t1_iuadid5 wrote
The direction was changing a lot when it was deeper in the sun's gravity well and during the Jupiter/Saturn flybys, but currently roughly towards Ophiucus: https://heavens-above.com/SolarEscape.aspx
(note the use of right ascension/declination instead of north/south/east/west, as those would change with your location on earth, time of day, and the seasons)