castle in the air
The phrase "castle in the air" typically refers to a dream, desire, or plan that is unrealistic, impractical, or unlikely to come true. It implies that the idea or goal is as fleeting and insubstantial as a castle built in the air, which is impossible to achieve or maintain.
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