"Holiday at Solhaus" is a dramatic work by the Norwegian writer Henrik Ibsen, which tells the story of love, betrayal and revenge. The main character is Maret, a young and beautiful girl who lost her parents and came under the care of relatives. She falls in love with a witcher from a neighboring village, but the lover has no feelings for her. Will Maret succeed in winning his love or does the mysterious holiday at Solhaus hide more terrible secrets? This play, written in 1856, explores difficult relationships between people and reflects the guidelines of society, moral values and universal principles. "Holiday at the Solhaus" is a work that will leave many questions in the heart of the reader and prompt him to deep inner reflection.