Wales will start their Euro 2016 campaign in the tiny Pyrenees principality of Andorra.
The first-ever fixture between the two nations will take place on September 9, 2014, with Andorra playing their home matches at the 1,800-capacity Comunal d’Andorra la Vella in Aixovall.
However, Andorra – sandwiched between France and Spain – have occasionally played “home” matches outside their borders in nearby Barcelona.
Wales will then host top seeds Bosnia-Herzegovina and Cyprus in October before visiting Brussels, familiar foes from the recent World Cup qualifying campaign, in November.
The resumption of fixtures in 2015 sees Wales head to Israel in March before the visit of Belgium to Cardiff in June.
Two double-headers – Cyprus away and Israel at home in September and Bosnia away and Andorra in October – complete the group.
“I'm happy, positive. They’re all tough teams obviously, but it’s a positive draw for us,” said Wales manager Chris Coleman after the draw was made at Nice in the south of France.
“We’re looking at it and we’re certainly confident.
“We got the point against Belgium in the World Cup qualifiers with a depleted squad, and we were unlucky at home having a man sent off in the first 15 minutes, ultimately beaten but with a good performance.
“But this is about us, and how many times we can field our strongest team, that’s what will dictate how we do in this group.”
The eight group winners, eight runners-up, and the best third-placed team will qualify directly for the Euro 2016 finals and join hosts France.
The eight remaining third-placed teams contest two-legged play-offs to determine the last four qualifiers for the finals.
Full details on the draw
