the + the name of a museum

[sitifan]

1. Welcome to City Art Museum. (an English workbook published in Taiwan by Kangxuan)
2. Welcome to the City Art Museum. (my sentence)

3. Oh, but I can do that in Robot Museum. (an English workbook published in Taiwan by Kangxuan)
4. Oh, but I can do that in the Robot Museum. (my sentence)

Which of the above sentences is NOT acceptable?

 

[tedmc]

I don't think the definite article is required, unless the name calls for it, e.g. The Louvre (Paris).

 

[sitifan]

But note that the names of most hotels and pubs, many theatres and cinemas and most museums and art galleries need to be used with the definite article:

• - Shall we eat at the Goose?
  - No, I'm a vegetarian. Let's eat at the Slug and Lettuce.
• The Filmworks in Greenwich is a huge cinema complex next to the Holiday Inn on the Greenwich peninsula.
• The National Gallery is on the northern side of Trafalgar Square, opposite Nelson's Column. It's about a fifteen-minute walk from The British Museum. http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/youmeus/learnit/learnitv287.shtml

 

[Rover_KE]

Which of the above sentences is NOT acceptable?

They're all 'acceptable', but those with the definite article are preferable.