Wales' women will tour the country ahead of their Women's Euros debut this summer.
Rhian Wilkinson's side are preparing to compete in the top tier of the new Women's Nations League as part of their preparations for the July tournament in Switzerland.
After topping their group as part of last year's qualifying campaign, Wilkinson will return to the scene of her first game as Wales manager - at the Racecourse in Wrexham, where they'll face Sweden on Tuesday 24th February.
They'll return once again to the Cardiff City Stadium to face Denmark on Friday 4th April before finishing their campaign at home to Italy on Tuesday 3rd June at the Swansea.com Stadium - a month before the start of Wales' first ever appearance at a major women's tournament.
Wilkinson said: "As we prepare for our first appearance in a major tournament, we felt that it was important to give the opportunity for our fans across the country to support and celebrate the team in the build-up to the Euros."
"Playing in Wrexham, Cardiff and Swansea gives us the perfect opportunity to do so as we look to face tough but exciting opposition for the Nations League campaign. We can’t wait to see the Red Wall turn up in their numbers for these huge games."
Wales' 4-0 win over Croatia in Wrexham last April also marked Sophie Ingle's final game as captain after a nine-year run, eventually being succeeded by Angharad James.
The Cardiff City Stadium has already played host to a number of record-breaking crowds for Wales women's international - most recently, 16,845 turned up for the first leg of their Euros play-off final with the Republic of Ireland in November.
And Swansea City's ground saw Wales round off a disappointing Nations League campaign with a goalless draw against Germany in December 2023 - in what turned out to be Gemma Grainger's final game as manager.
Having secured promotion back to League A, Wales begin their latest Nations League campaign in Monza on Friday 21st February, when they take on Italy.
They'll travel to Gothenburg to take on Sweden on Friday 8th April before playing Denmark away in Odense on Friday 30th May.
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