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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.

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.

La Fontsanta is a station on the Trambaix T2 line. It is located on Barcelona Avenue in the Les Planes neighborhood of San Juan Despí. This station opened on April 3, 2004.
The extension of line 3 of the Barcelona Metro is currently under study-construction, where it will stop at this station, scheduled for 2018. The future metro station will be 30 meters deep and will be built "between screens". It will be located under Montilla Street, serving the residential areas of this neighborhood. The station will be equipped with escalators and elevators. This station will be called the Trambaix station.
The station is located about 300 meters from the station of Sant Joan Despí de Rodalies de Catalunya.

Can Negre is a farmhouse located in San Juan Despí, transformed by the modernist architect Josep Maria Jujol i Gibert between 1915 and 1930. It is the headquarters of the Jujol-Can Negre Center, a municipal museum space for the realization of diverse cultural activities and that It is integrated into the Network of Local Museums of the Diputación de Barcelona.