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San Juan Despí (in Catalan, Sant Joan Despí [ˈsaɲ ʒuˈan dəsˈpi], archaic form with sigmatic article: Sant Joan del Pi) is a Spanish municipality in the province of Barcelona, ​​located in the region of Bajo Llobregat, Catalonia. Its history dates back to the Roman era in which it received the name of Vicomiciano. Later the municipality had several names, highlighting San Juan del Llobregat and San Juan Despí. During the Civil War, the name of the population became "Pi de Llobregat", eliminating religious connotations. In 1939 this change of name was left without effect, and San Juan Despí remained as official form until 1984, when the name in Catalan Sant Joan Despí was adopted.

The Torre de la Creu, also known as Torre dels Ous, Casa dels ous, Torre Parellada, and originally called the Gibert Tower.
It is a modernist style building located on the Paseo de Canalies 14, in San Juan Despí in the province of Barcelona, ​​was built between 1913 and 1916 by the architect José M. Jujol i Gibert, the best known of Gaudí's collaborators, for commissioned by Mrs. Josefa Romeu i Grau de Gibert, aunt of Jujol, in order to establish a summer residence.

San Juan Despí (officially Sant Joan Despí) is a station on the R1 and R4 lines of Cercanías Renfe in Barcelona located in the homonymous municipality. It is part of the Villafranca line, which connects Barcelona and San Vicente de Calders inland through the regions of Bajo Llobregat, Alto Panadés and Bajo Panadés.
The trains of line 1 that pass through this station do not allow to reach beyond the Mataró station, it is necessary to transfer at the Hospitalet station to go to subsequent stations of that line.
The station is on the surface, but the underground of the Villafranca line is planned as it passes through San Juan Despí and San Felíu de Llobregat, which will affect this station.
The extension of line 3 of the Barcelona metro is currently under study-construction, where it will stop at this station, which will open to the public in 2018. The future metro station will be 40 meters deep and will be built "between screens ".
The station is located about 300 meters from the La Fontsanta del Trambaix station.

Fontsanta | Fatjó is a station on the T1 and T2 lines of the Trambaix. It is located on the San Juan Despí Highway in the neighborhood of the same name of Cornellá de Llobregat. This station opened on April 3, 2004.

Bon Viatge is a station of the T1 and T2 lines of the Trambaix and head of the first. It is located on the Avenida de Barcelona in San Juan Despí. This station opened on April 3, 2004.
As a curiosity, the Spanish translation of Bon Viatge would be Buen Viaje, but the name comes from a street that crosses the Avenida de Barcelona located next to the station.
In Bon Viatge begins a section of single track that reaches the station of Llevant - Les Planes, except at the stations, where the road is double.

Center Miquel Martí i Pol is a station on the T2 line of Trambaix. It is located on the Avenida de Barcelona in San Juan Despí, in front of the Miquel Martí i Pol library. This station opened on April 3, 2004.

Llevant - Les Planes is a main station of the T2 line of the Trambaix network, formerly called Sant Martí de l'Erm, such as the Hospital Sant Joan Despí | TV3.
The station is located on Barcelona Avenue, at the level of Bajo Llobregat Avenue, in San Juan Despí and was inaugurated on April 3, 2004 with the opening of Trambaix. In the station of the T2 it can be called apeadero because it is a secondary station since it only has one platform and one track, it does not have a marquee and also until 2007 it did not have self-selling ticket machines.