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Edinburgh saw the best UK tourism performance outside London in 2009, and continues to offer visitors top-notch attractions, atmosphere, and history.  Here’s a run down of some of the top spots for an unforgettable visit to Scotland’s capital city.Edinburgh CastleEdinburgh’s most recognizable landmark, the Edinburgh Castle is Scotland’s most famous Castle and houses the Scottish Crown Jewels, called the “Honours of Scotland.”  Its hilltop façade provides a stunning backdrop to the rest of the city.  Admission runs about £12 for adults and £6 for children.Edinburgh’s Famous Shopping StreetsPrincess Street is perhaps the most famous, separating Edinburgh’s Old and New Towns and providing a home for numerous department stores.  George Street provides some of Edinburgh’s best boutiques and bars, while St. Andrews Square and Multrees Walk both offer a plethora of designer options.  Plus there’s the satisfaction of walking around Edinburgh’s Old Town and New Town, both awarded UNESCO World Heritage Status and housing the highest concentration of listed buildings in the world.The Royal MileRunning from Holyrood Palace, the.