Loganikos has a long history dating back from ancient times to today.  However, a brief account gives us some picture for this place where Loganikos is located, that no matter how, it cannot be left out of the chessboard where thousands of years the fate of mythical Lacedaemionia was played.  From Phalaisa, the chariot with the six well fed horses of Telemachas, the son of Odysseus, started swiftly and in a day's road, reached Menelaos's Place in Sparta, as Homer tells us; this means that even more than three years ago there was a road for chariots that passed through the landscape of Loganikos.