Avalon, or Avalon is the name of an island of legendary Celtic mythology somewhere in the British Isles where, according to legend, the Apple trees give tasty fruits throughout the year and inhabit nine Queens fairy; among them, Morgana.En initially it was believed that the word Avalon was an adaptation of the Celtic word Annwyn or Annuvin, which refers to the legendary Kingdom of fairies, but already in the 12th century, Geoffrey of Monmouth he thought that the name derives from the translation of " island of apples ". This is highly likely, since, in the breton language, Apple said endorsement, and Welsh says ' afal ' ( with the pronunciation of the " (f) " as " (v) " ). Avalón was also called Ynys Witrin, meaning island of glass.