waddaya think then?
Edinburgh sells lots of Edinburgh rock. The castle is worth a look. The Botanical Gardens are also lovely. I was there during the fringe so there was loads of street theatre to just sit and watch. Great Place! Bring me back some tablet!
Ta ew - liking the sound of the Gardens. I'll be investigating the comestibles too 
I can heartily recommend whisky.
I'd be surprised if you haven't looked at any of these alreacy but, have a look on
http://www.edinburgh.org/
The National Gallery is worth a look
http://www.nationalgalleries.org/
and is right in the centre.
There are other ones too.
The Royal Scottish Museum is well worth a visit.
http://www.nms.ac.uk/home/index.asp
As I recall Alan liked the architecture of the (fairly) recent extension.
There's loads in Edinburgh and I would also recommend the Botanic Gardens though they are a little weather dependant but they do have a fairly large section of glasshouses should it rain.
Go up Calton Hill for a good view of the city. Arthurs seat may be a bit ambitious but you never know and there's the observatory on Blackford Hill.
I like the place which is odd as I'm a Glaswegian by birth. 
The airport is quite far from the city centre and there is (currently) no fast rail link and the traffic can be murder.
I hope you have a good time.
Are you spending the night in Edinburgh? If so, have you thought of the Edinburgh Vaults tour? I hear it is very creepy.
Fantastic suggestions - you've got the job Douglas - thanks to all.
Don't tell Mr BW about the rock or he'll want some.
That's 1p plus taxes though, isn't it? Still a great deal. Well done for getting through the website to book... I gave up.
National Gallery definitely, go first for the stunning collections of Scottish painting (eg. Phoebe Traquair). You can pick up a free bus outside the door to the DEAN GALLERY which has great dada & surrealist stuff.
Have a curry at Kushi's in Drummond Street - bit of a legend, scruffy, cheap, good.
Thanks Anna
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