There's a picture art book called Revisiting Eugene Atget's Paris which compares a famous photographers' early 20th century photographs of Paris and similarly-exposed black and white shots from the same position almost 100 years later
Yup, just noticed how the modern pharmacy sign on the left is in the same location as a very similar (though red instead of green) sign ~100 years ago.
Like many major European cities. You'll struggle to find a building in Rome's center that didn't exist 150 years ago.
Germany being an exception.
And Rotterdam...
I was going to say the same thing; there are no more horse-drawn carriages on the city's bridges and the dresses have changed a lot, but the buildings and general surroundings, and night scenes are very identical today.
Paris never ages...
Also dramatically less advertising (though even today Paris doesn't have that much.)