  Supersymmetric solutions of supergravity have been of particular importance
in the advances of string theory. This article reviews the current status of
black hole solutions in higher-dimensional supergravity theories. We discuss
primarily the gravitational aspects of supersymmetric black holes and their
relatives in various dimensions. Supersymmetric solutions and their systematic
derivation are reviewed with prime examples. We also study the stationary or
dynamically intersecting branes in ten and eleven-dimensions, which provide a
number of interesting black objects via the dimensional reduction and duality
transformations.
